Senator Grassley Scores Victory for Parents
Senator Chuck Grassley (R-IA) delivered a stunning victory for parents with the signing into law of his Parental Rights Restoration Amendment to Goals 2000. His amendment simplifies and puts teeth into the existing Protection of Pupil Rights … [Read more...] about Senator Grassley Scores Victory for Parents
False Memory Syndrome Plays in Politics, Too
False Memory Syndrome afflicts the liberal media, not merely individuals. This peculiar phenomenon, sometimes known as "recovered memory," occurs when someone suddenly starts to "remember" lurid events of bygone years. The events never really … [Read more...] about False Memory Syndrome Plays in Politics, Too
Memo to Republicans Who Hope to Win Elections
Wake up, Republicans in Congress, and feel the tide rolling across grassroots America. The tide is rushing against government controlled health care, and you have two options. Step out in front and act like you are leading this sea change in public … [Read more...] about Memo to Republicans Who Hope to Win Elections
Colleges Should Display Warning Labels — April 1994
Hillary Takes Some Hard Knocks
It's amusing to see how the liberal male newsmen and commentators have suddenly shed their inhibitions and started to criticize Hillary Rodham Clinton. Some say there has always been a taboo against criticizing First Ladies, but that didn't stop … [Read more...] about Hillary Takes Some Hard Knocks
Why I Don’t Read to My Children
For the past several years, there has been a highly-publicized campaign to promote the notion that all parents should read to their children. This campaign has involved a lot of prominent people, and even the Wall Street Journal featured an editorial … [Read more...] about Why I Don’t Read to My Children
Education Reporter — March 1994
Weird Writings of Strobe Talbott
Strobe Talbott has two qualifications to be Clinton's chief adviser on foreign policy, especially Russia, and to be waiting in the wings to succeed Warren Christopher as Secretary of State. He was Clinton's roommate while they were both Rhodes … [Read more...] about Weird Writings of Strobe Talbott
Federal Snoopers Want to Listen In
If you use a cordless or cellular phone, then any kid with a radio receiver can listen in on your calls - legally. Snoops can wiretap other phone conversations with a simple alligator clip, though it may not be legal without a warrant. This … [Read more...] about Federal Snoopers Want to Listen In