Phyllis Schlafly Report

Phyllis Schlafly Eagles · June 26 | First, Kill all the Bullies Because he was so prolific, and wrote so much, Shakespeare can be quoted like Ben Franklin: for any topic and with cleverness. In Act IV, Scene II of William Shakespeare’s Henry VI, Part II, there is a truly bad dude, the gangster hitman […]

Phyllis Schlafly Eagles · June 25 | The U.S. Needs to Face the Fertility Crisis Photo by Patricia Prudente on Unsplash Birth rates are declining across the world. From Italy to South Korea, developed nations are facing a fertility crisis that must be turned around. Trump and the Republican Party could lead in promoting policies […]

Phyllis Schlafly Eagles · June 24 | Free Lunches Feed School Coffers Photo: A school tray showing a reimbursable school breakfast for grades Kindergarten through 12 – MyPlate; public domain **Previously recorded by Phyllis Schlafly // June 2011 ** An elementary school principal in Chicago stirred up a big flap recently when she prohibited students from […]

Phyllis Schlafly Eagles · June 21 | Do the Simple Solution Photo: Editorial cartoon about the Perdicaris Incident; public domain A big part of politics is problem-solving. When issues threatening the rights or safety of the citizens arise, our elected officials must solve those problems. National defense is a must, and limitation on the government’s […]

Phyllis Schlafly Eagles · June 20 | Ukraine War Hurts Biden’s Campaign The 2024 election is looking rough for Biden. Ending America’s involvement in foreign war, which in 1968 was Vietnam, is a pivotal issue among young voters. Pushing through Congress a $61 billion package to extend the war in Ukraine “for as long as […]

Phyllis Schlafly Eagles · June 19 | Transgender Madness in Children’s Sports Photo by Jeffrey F Lin on Unsplash In April a 2-1 Democrat majority of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit invalidated a good West Virginia law protecting girls’ sports against invasion by male-bodied transgender students. The Richmond-based tribunal held that […]

Phyllis Schlafly Eagles · June 18 | No Cross Too Small to Escape Atheists’ Attack **Previously recorded by Phyllis Schlafly // June 2012 ** Today I’m going to remind you that no cross is too small to escape being targeted for removal by the atheists. In Woonsocket, Rhode Island, a little town you probably never heard […]

Phyllis Schlafly Eagles · June 17 | Why the Kingmakers Hate Leadership Photo: Ford Kissinger Rockefeller, cropped; public domain In her bestselling book, A Choice Not an Echo, Phyllis Schlafly wrote about a special group of men who made decisions for America, and she called them the Kingmakers. The Kingmakers met in smoke-filled rooms especially […]

Phyllis Schlafly Eagles · June 14 | Flag Day Astronaut Gene Cernan Jump Salutes Flag, Apollo 17, 1972, public domain The flag of the United States of America is a sign of hope and liberty across the world. It is a powerful symbol that represents everything that makes America great: our Constitution, our Declaration of […]

Phyllis Schlafly Eagles · June 13 | Birth Rates Falling Across the Developed World Across the world, developed nations face the same issue of declining birth rates. Countries as as different as Italy and South Korea are facing birth rates below sustainable numbers, both for population and economy. South Korea is barely treading water with […]

Phyllis Schlafly Eagles · June 12 | Transgender Invasion of Normal Society Featured photo by Owen Yancher. CC BY-SA 4.0 DEED. In April a 2-1 Democrat majority of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit invalidated a good West Virginia law protecting girls’ sports against invasion by male-bodied transgender students. The Richmond-based tribunal held that […]

Phyllis Schlafly Eagles · June 11 | School Censors Lee Greenwood’s Famous Song Crowd Waving American Flags during the Lee Greenwood Concert **Previously recorded by Phyllis Schlafly // June 2012 ** Most Americans are familiar with, and enjoy hearing, Lee Greenwood’s patriotic song that includes the famous line “God bless the U.S.A.” The Greenwood song had […]

Phyllis Schlafly Eagles · June 10 | The Kingmakers Many of us feel that our elected representatives and candidates are out of touch with the needs of all the American people. The United States is a representative democracy, but it sometimes feels like the people are not represented at all. If you feel this way, […]

Phyllis Schlafly Eagles · June 7 | 1968 Repeats in 2024 Photo: 19680810 20 Anti-War March; author: David Wilson; CC BY 2.0 DEED Attribution 2.0 Generic Politics repeats itself, and the presidential election of 1968 has returned as Biden’s nightmare. In April, student protests shut down in-person classes at Columbia and disrupted Yale, New York […]

Phyllis Schlafly Eagles · June 6 | The Biden Camps Arrival to Rab concentration camp, public domain In the aftermath of World War II, the Soviet Communists continued to expand their deadly regime across the European continent. After the fall of Nazi Germany, many German speakers found themselves free of one tyrannical government just to […]

Phyllis Schlafly Eagles · June 5 | Declining Birth Rates Cultures as different as Italy and South Korea are facing the same crisis: declining birth rates that have fallen far below what is needed to sustain a population and an economy. Italy just reported another drop in its birth rate to its record low, decreasing […]

Phyllis Schlafly Eagles · June 4 | Government Pre-K Doesn’t Help Children **Previously recorded by Phyllis Schlafly // February 2010 ** Sending little children to preschool has become very popular in recent years. The Department of Education estimates that back in 1965, only 5% of three-year-olds and 16% of four-year-olds attended preschool. By the year 2000, […]

Phyllis Schlafly Eagles · June 3 | Campaigning on the Issues Photo: Thomas Dewey at Grand Cental Station, cropped; public domain If you want to put your political principles into practice, you cannot hold back on elections. This is especially true with the Presidential election. The President runs the executive branch of the federal government. […]

Phyllis Schlafly Eagles · May 31 | Re-Writing Literary History Even if we have not read it, most of us are familiar with the premise of 1984. An oppressive government controls its citizens by manipulating the meaning of words, widespread surveillance, and rewriting history. Rewriting history is especially detrimental because it takes away the citizen’s […]

Phyllis Schlafly Eagles · May 30 | Postmodernists Make Activists, Not Students Our nation was founded with the marketplace of ideas in mind. The Founding Fathers of the United States would meet in coffee houses and share ideas in preparation for the revolution. They enshrined both freedom of speech and freedom of assembly in the […]