Topic: Phyllis Schlafly - CSMonitor.com

Opinion Next time, US Senate should ratify UN disabilities treaty

Last week, the US Senate voted down the UN disabilities treaty, despite a push from former GOP Senate Majority leader, Bob Dole. Critics say the treaty weakens parental rights and violates US sovereignty. Not so, and eight Republicans who crossed over to ratify, know that.

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In Texas, social studies textbooks get a conservative make-over

Texas textbook war: 'Slavery' or 'Atlantic triangular trade'?

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Opinion Ayn Rand and America’s new culture war

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