Onward, Christian Soldiers?
In trying to broaden its appeal, the Christian Coalition risks alienating its base.
Month: January 1994
Lobbies' Lobby
Fighting restrictions on advocacy
Selected Skirmishes: Lost in Multi-Media Hyperspace
The fate of the big, bad monopolist and the big, bad cable-TV law.
The Designer Plague
If humanity is a cancer, what is the cure?
Zoned Out
A local ruling may have broad implications.
Taking Their Toll
Privately built and operated roads stage a comeback.
Have Gun, Will Travel
Concealed weapons don't lead to chaos.
Defense: Recovering from a Tailspin
Criticism of the Navy's "male culture" masks the facts of Tailhook and complex issues about integrating women into the military.
Populist Industrial Policy
The myth that small business creates most jobs serves both liberals and conservatives.
Canadian Club
Single-payer systems may be simpler than ClintonCare, but that doesn't make them good.
Washington: Nyah, Nyah, So There
The Democrats are trying to dismiss critics of Clinton's health-care plan with a few sharp words and a wave of the hand.
Regulation: Kessler's Log, Supplemental
FDA chief David Kessler says he doesn't want to restrict access to dietary supplements, but the FDA's proposed regulations say otherwise.
Movies: Child's Play, Too
In the '90s, Hollywood won't make movies for the whole family but will do more children's films.
Education: Righting the 'Rithmetic
Credible statistics are essential but hard to come by in debates over education policy.
Environment: Species Argument
Counting species may become the pretext for another federal land grab.
