Lecture posted February 3, 2004 by William J. Bennett
Thoughts on Iraq and the War on Terrorism
Let
me say from the outset: There are disagreements I have with this
Administration, disagreements in both domestic and foreign policy.
For example, I do not believe that the spending increases this
Administration has sought in many domestic programs--ideally for
the purpose of bringing along Democratic support--are the answer to
entrenched problems. The direction…
Issue Bulletin posted June 28, 1994 by William J. Bennett
It's Time to Throw the Switch on the Federal Crime Bill
(Archived document, may contain errors) 196 June 28, 1994 WS TME TO THROW THE SWUM ON THE FEDERAL CIUM BRiL By William J. Bennett Distinguished Fellow in Cultuml Policy Studies INTRODUCTION Over the last three decades violent crime in America has increased by more than 500 percent. The United States leads the industrialized world in rates of mur- der, rape, and…
Lecture posted June 14, 1986 by William J. Bennett
Completing the Reagan Revolution
(Archived document, may contain errors)
COMPLETING THE REAGAN REVOLUTION
by William J. Bennett
When I accepted The Heritage Foundation's invitation to speak on
"What It Means to be a Conservative," we agreed that I would
discuss the question,, "Is Conservatism Optimistic?" Partly because
Midge Decter addressed precisely this question so well a…