June 24, 2021 Biden Weakens Asylum Rules Causing Border Crisis to Worsen President Joe Biden’s “100-day pause” on enforcing immigration law has turned into a
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Editor’s Note: A frequently ignored part of the Chinese Communist Party’s strategy to dominate the United States is to purchase as much of our land
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Salute to Old Glory by: Anne Schlafly Cori In 1989, a deeply divided Supreme Court invalidated the laws that prohibited the burning of our American
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Many anti-American school curriculum efforts are sneaked in under the cover of darkness, but citizens actually have an opportunity to speak out in a formal way against a current proposal. The time limit is short (May 19), but it can be done with a few quick keystrokes.
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Only in America could the son of a Cuban immigrant who came to this great country with practically nothing and unable to speak the language be elected to the U.S. Senate and be an ex-candidate for the presidency of the United States.
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April 5, 2021 Washington, DC Conservatives applaud the Georgia legislature and Georgia Governor Brian Kemp for taking bold steps to protect the integrity of its
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April 5, 2021 Biden’s Border Crisis Solved There’s a mess at the border. In March, it was reported that border crossings reached a fifteen-year high!
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Editor’s Note: Many military officers will admit, though not always out loud, that the previously unquestioned superiority of the U.S. military has been seriously eroded
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January 23, 2021 All Politics is Local by Anne Schlafly Cori, Eagle Forum Chairman Each one of us can have a tremendous impact in our community
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Phyllis Schlafly, the founder of Eagle Forum, fought for decades against a dangerous threat to our Constitution: an Article V “convention for proposing amendments”. She dubbed it “Con-Con” – a Constitutional Convention. Such a convention would be a con on America. Article V is vague on rules, so convention rules will have to be written.
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December 25, 2020 Join Eagle Forum Today to Secure This Gift for Future Generations Dear Friends: As we celebrate God’s greatest gift, the gift of
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November 25, 2020 Giving Thanks Through the Unimaginable During this unimaginable time in our history, when ruling elites in government and media are using fear
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The history we teach our children cannot solve all of our problems, nor should we expect it to. But it can provide a factual foundation for discussing current challenges and seeking solutions, while educating a new generation about America’s remarkable heritage and what brings us together as one people. Unfortunately, all too often, that is not the type of history we are providing our students.
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November 5, 2020 Ten Out of Twelve Eagle Forum Endorsed Candidates Win Their General Elections While votes are still being counted and a presidential winner undeclared, we
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Reminiscent of the Chinese Communist “struggle sessions” in the era of Chairman Mao, where citizens were publicly humiliated and forced to apologize for any perceived offenses to the regime, American CEOs and other organizational leaders are implementing programs that sound eerily similar.
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If you listen to the leftist media outlets, they tell us that our country, America, is a land of racism, not opportunity. They are teaching our children that our beloved Republic started in 1619 when slaves first arrived on these shores. They do not want us to believe that America began on July 4, 1776.
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Although most people do not want to consider the implications of the “soft” totalitarianism under which the United States is living right now, those who grew up in Soviet bloc countries immediately recognize the dangers. Corporations, universities, and big tech have introduced identity politics, cancel culture, and “woke” censorship into our country, leading unsuspicious Americans into an age from which there might be no turning back.
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September 17, 2020 Signing of Historical Peace Agreements Held At White House Tuesday, September 15, 2020, will go down in history as the day President
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Loud and aggressive bullies, especially those who run roughshod through today’s cancel culture, are always counting on the quiet majority’s reticence to speak up. It is easy to understand not wanting to risk one’s job or reputation or relatively peaceful life by challenging the aggressors, but we no longer have a choice.
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In the wake of racially charged protests, the country has seen an uptick of statue desecrations in multiple cities against figures who don’t pass today’s standard of “decency.” From Abraham Lincoln to Christopher Columbus, many historical figures have been targeted not only by protestors but by politicians as well.
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In the words of Rahm Emanuel who was President Obama’s chief of staff, “ Never allow a good crisis go to waste. It’s an opportunity to do the things you once thought were impossible.” Today, we are seeing Democrats at the local, state, and federal level heed that shocking advice.
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As we prepare to celebrate our great nation’s 244th birthday, many are discouraged by current events. Eagle Forum is challenging all Americans to fight back and join us in reigniting hope by proclaiming our national pride.
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One would think the hourly images of personal loss and property destruction across the United States the past few weeks would have rallied conservative leaders to rise in opposition to the anarchy. One would be wrong, however, because there has been nothing but silence — or an occasional platitude.
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