Here are the five worst things that happened last year as the sexual left tried to use the great reset to build the world back “better.”
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The past few weeks have vividly illustrated that parents can be more influential than they might have ever imagined when they join together to resist negative influences on their children.
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How to Flip over ThanksgivingNovember 25, 2021by Anne Schlafly Cori My mother, Phyllis Schlafly, taught me many things about life, politics, and religion. One very
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Editor’s Note: In a recent speech at the National Conservatism Conference, Missouri Senator Josh Hawley outlined the critical role that men must play in fighting
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Parents Are Championing Their Children’s Education and Elected OfficesNovember 4, 2021 If Time Magazine had a clue about what was really going on in our
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Congress plans to vote on a $3.5 trillion spending bill, but the price tag isn’t the worse part. It includes provisions for government-funded childcare, universal pre-K, and an empty promise of free college.
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You’ve probably heard the term “fly-over state.” It’s a term used to describe the states between the coasts. In D.C. “fly-over state” isn’t necessarily a good thing.
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Not Your Mother’s Girl Talk This week, we’re continuing to raise awareness on the importance of fertility awareness-based methods of family planning. For too long,
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Take Charge of Your Fertility with Science The definition of “family planning” has changed over the years. In fact, Planned Parenthood does not plan for
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Mothering through the Messy & Beautiful This past weekend, the country celebrated Mother’s Day! Motherhood is a beautiful gift, but not one that is easy.
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A Tribute to My Mother by Anne Schlafly Cori, Chairman, Eagle Forum After the pandemic, working from home is now normal and only a few
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Who ever imagined that we would live in a world where selling babies would be acceptable and encouraged as an altruistic good? Of course, they are not exactly babies yet, but without these hot commodities, babies would be impossible. What are those commodities? Human sperm and eggs of course.
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For four years, President Donald Trump used every tactic he could to stop the massive amounts of immigrants flooding into the United States. He instituted policies that ended chain migration, funded border wall construction, banned entries from terrorist-sponsored countries, and forced Mexico to be responsible for immigrants traveling across their country. Now, President Biden has reversed the successful policies that Trump created and — surprise, surprise! — has a crisis on his hands.
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As we honor Eagle Forum’s beloved founder, Phyllis Schlafly, on the fourth anniversary of her death, we are overcome with a sense of urgency about the mission that was Phyllis’s life’s work: mobilizing the grassroots to elect conservative candidates and to demand conservative policy.
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Life was just starting to look good again after the extended lockdown during the global pandemic. That one had cost Henry his last job and finding a new job was next to impossible with 40 million other Americans out of work at the same time.
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A Feisty and Fun Family Dinner TableMay 10, 2020by Anne Schlafly Cori At the center of our home was the dinner table. Our family dinner
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Photo: Fred & Phyllis SchlaflyFred Schlafly Was the Best ManApril 7, 2020by Anne Schlafly Cori SPOILER ALERT: A new Hollywood drama tries to defame Fred
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Many families who never dreamed of entering the world of homeschooling have found themselves at home with their children, in charge of their education for at least a few weeks. This, my friends, is a blessed time, even if it’s difficult to see right now.
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Suzanne Venker – The Family / Filmed at Eagle Council 2020 in St. Louis, MO
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The vague, poorly written language of the ERA does not allow any distinction to be made between men and women – even when it makes
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When the term “helicopter parent” became a part of the general lexicon in the early 2000s, parents were warned not to hover excessively over their children for fear that young people would never learn to stand on their own two feet.
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