Author: Phyllis Schlafly

Phyllis Schlafly Eagles · April 22 | A Plunge into Constitutional Chaos **Previously recorded by Phyllis Schlafly // April 2011 ** Several state legislatures are considering resolutions to use a never-before-used power in our Constitution’s Article V to petition Congress to call a new national convention to amend the U.S. Constitution. Most of these resolutions say […]

Phyllis Schlafly Eagles · April 15 | Self-Esteem Out, Hard Work In **Previously recorded by Phyllis Schlafly // April 2012 ** Conservatives have long argued that teachers who prop up their students’ self-esteem were doing the wrong thing. Despite our warnings, public school students have received a steady diet of unearned praise for years, all in […]

Phyllis Schlafly Eagles · April 1 | Is it a Crime to Drink Milk? Photo by Stijn te Strake on Unsplash **Previously recorded by Phyllis Schlafly // April 2012 ** You would think that the government has enough to do trying to stop the spread and sale of illegal drugs and overage drinking of alcohol. But […]

Phyllis Schlafly Eagles · March 18 | Surprise: Parental Rights Win One Photo by Kenny Eliason on Unsplash **Previously recorded by Phyllis Schlafly // March 2009 ** A public school program called “Teen Screen” subjects teenagers to psychological evaluation, labeling, and stigmatizing. Teen screen is marketed as a “voluntary mental health check-up.” It is supposed to […]

Phyllis Schlafly Eagles · March 11 | Feminists Consider Motherhood Oppressive **Previously recorded by Phyllis Schlafly // March 2010 ** I was flipping the channels on my television a couple of weeks ago, and I stopped as I always do on C-SPAN Books. There was some feminist, whose name is not important, giving a five-minute rant […]

Phyllis Schlafly Eagles · March 5 | The Most Powerful Office Is Not the President **Previously recorded by Phyllis Schlafly // March 2010 ** Do you know that the most powerful office in the United States is not the President? Indeed, the most powerful man in the world is the U.S. President, but the presidency is […]

Phyllis Schlafly Eagles · February 16 | Adults Don’t Know Much About Civics Photo: Branches US gov; public domain **Previously recorded by Phyllis Schlafly // February 2009 ** Can you name the three branches of American government (legislative, executive, and judicial)? Only one-half of Americans know this very basic fact about the U.S. Constitution. The Intercollegiate […]

Phyllis Schlafly Eagles · February 9 | Protecting Our American Identity **Previously recorded by Phyllis Schlafly // February 2009 ** February is the month when we celebrate and honor some of our nation’s heroes starting with George Washington. Federal law 5 USC 6103 clearly specifies that the third Monday in February is a “legal public holiday” […]

Phyllis Schlafly Eagles · February 2 | Let ERA Rest in Peace **Previously recorded by Phyllis Schlafly // February 2009 ** The proposed Equal Rights Amendment (known as ERA) was vigorously debated across America from 1972 to 1982 and defeated after 20 states rejected it. The Supreme Court declared it died on June 39, 1982. Now […]

Phyllis Schlafly Eagles · January 24 | Is Socialization a Problem for Homeschoolers? Photo: Spokes America Homeschool Network outside of St. Louis, MO; author: Nathan Kit Kennedy; CC0 1.0 DEED CC0 1.0 Universal **Previously recorded by Phyllis Schlafly // January 2010 ** When the subject of homeschooling comes up, someone usually raises the question of socialization. […]

Phyllis Schlafly Eagles · January 17 | How Feminists Abolished Men’s Sports Photo: Members of Team USA during 2008 Summer Olympics opening ceremony, cropped; creator: Tim Hipps, U.S. Army; public domain **Previously recorded by Phyllis Schlafly // January 2010 ** The feminists have carried on a long campaign to use a federal law called Title IX […]

Phyllis Schlafly Eagles · January 10 | Where Are the Men? **Previously recorded by Phyllis Schlafly // January 2010 ** Colleges used to have a male-female ratio of about 60-40, and suddenly, we’ve discovered it’s close to 40-60. Men don’t like this change, women don’t like it, and colleges don’t like it. One cause for this […]

Phyllis Schlafly Eagles · January 3 | Parental Rights Lose in School and Court **Previously recorded by Phyllis Schlafly // January 2009 ** In 2004, a 4-3 decision of the Massachusetts Supreme Court mandated same-sex marriage. Now, same-sex relationships are taught to children in public schools. Even back in 2005, this began when a kindergartner named […]

Phyllis Schlafly Eagles · December 25 | The Second Most Important Christmas **Previously recorded by Phyllis Schlafly // December 2009 ** Americans today are searching for a leader, a good man who stands on principle and can lead us to adopt the right policies for our nation. Leadership requires many important qualities, and one we sometimes […]

Phyllis Schlafly Eagles · December 21 | Good News About Schools For a Change **Previously recorded by Phyllis Schlafly // March 2012 ** For years, even for decades, the prevailing wisdom in education was that high self-esteem would lead to high achievement. That theory led to encouraging kids to make daily affirmations of their own importance, […]

Phyllis Schlafly Eagles · December 14 | Sex Ed in Kindergarten? **Previously recorded by Phyllis Schlafly // March 2012 ** By the time children leave elementary school, they should be able to “define sexual orientation,” and by the 8th grade they should be able to “define emergency contraception and its use.” That’s what is recommended in […]

Phyllis Schlafly Eagles · December 11 | One Man Challenged the U.S.S.R. Photo: De schrijver staat de pers te woord, rechts achter hem Heinrich Böll, Bestanddeelnr 927-0025 2/14/1974; creator: Fotograaf Onbekend / Anefo; CC0 1.0 DEED **Previously recorded by Phyllis Schlafly // December 2015 ** Today is the birthday of someone who is relatively unknown to […]

Phyllis Schlafly Eagles · November 30 | The Best Interest of the Dog **Previously recorded by Phyllis Schlafly // November 2014 ** The supposed standard for child custody in family courts is the “best interest of the child.” The Vermont supreme court has now extended that to also include the best interest of the family dog.  […]