Selling Babies
In recent months, there have been a number of arrests for the crime of selling babies. The very idea of paying money for human beings sounds offensive to…
Category: Phyllis Schlafly Report Column
Civil Defense
A 374-page book that sells 500,000 copies is a best-seller in any language. A book that sold that many copies inside Russia has just been published in the…
Chilling Our Law Enforcement
As we emerge from an unusually severe winter, it might be an appropriate time to examine a wintry slogan that refers to the political climate rather than the…
Carter’s Cabinet
When Jimmy Carter was campaigning for President, he promised his followers “new faces, new ideas … a new generation of leadership.” His Cabinet appointments, however, make clear that…
Maternity Disability Pay
Legislation is being introduced into Congress to reverse the U.S. Supreme Court decision last month in the General Electric case which held that Title VII of the Civil…
Jobs and Natural Gas
“Putting Americans back to work” has been selected by House Speaker Thomas O’Neill as the first priority of the new Congress. Democratic Congressmen started to work on jobs…
African “Liberation”
The stalemate of the talks on Rhodesia has dismayed those pushing hard for a prompt and painless changeover from white-minority to black-majority rule. Those advocating overt or covert…
Campus Morality
The recent furor about cheating at West Point raises some fundamental questions about enforcing a code of behavior on college students. While there is room for argument about…
Tax Act of 1976
If you want to get a bill through Congress, the way to do it is to attach the word “reform.” This label appears to have magic properties to…
Harold Brown Appointment
Harold Brown, former Secretary of the Air Force and now president of California Institute of Technology, has emerged as one of the few controversial appointees in Jimmy Carter’s…