CON CON: Playing Russian Roulette with the Constitution
Russian Roulette is a deadly game of risk. You put one bullet in a revolver, leaving five empty clambers, spin it, aim it at your head, and fire. The odds are very favorable; you have five chances out of six of surviving, and only one chance out of six of being dead.
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How ERA Would Change Federal Laws
Proponents of the Equal Rights Amendment often argue, “We need ERA because 800 Federal laws discriminate on account of sex.”
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The Effect of ERAs in State Constitutions
Continue reading →Section 2 of ERA: The Federal Power Grab
Section 2 of ERA: The Federal Power Grab
Continue reading →Changing Social Security to Hurt the Homemaker
Changing Social Security to Hurt the Homemaker
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ERA Suffers 1978 Defeats
Early in 1978, the ERA proponents announced on the CBS-TV News that they were pinning their best hopes on South Carolina. They thought they had the votes. But it wasn’t even close.
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Press Comment About the IWY Houston Convention
The Federally-funded National Women’s Conference was no place … for any poor soul who yearns for fairness or for democratic procedures. It was a classic case of a militant minority imposing its will on the majority — the American public, in instance — and making the public pay money for the experience.
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What Really Happened in Houston
The weekend of November 18-21, 1977, in Houston was the decisive turning point in the war between Women’s Lib and those who are Pro-Family. “Houston” was the “Midway” battle that determined which is the winning side.
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