Phyllis Schlafly is the founder and president of Eagle Forum, a national organization of citizens who participate as volunteers in the public policy making process.

After presenting brief comments on the fiscal cliff negotiations, Phyllis took listeners on a conversational tour of her long career.  For example:

--She worked her way through college as a “gunner” on a night shift at what was the largest ammunition plant in the world in St. Louis.     

--Pursued political science at Harvard and obtained a master’s degree.  

--Ran for Congress in 1952 and again in 1970.  

--She stopped the Equal Rights Amendment while pursuing a law degree.

--Helped build anti-communist sentiment in America.

--Recognizes the problems of poor history teaching and student reading skills in public schools.

--She’s the author of 20 books including her latest, “No Higher Power: Obama’s War on Religious Freedom”.

One person can make a difference.  Let Phyllis inspire you with her story when you review this edition of Crosstalk.


More Information:

www.eagleforum.orgpschlafly@charter.net