
Keep the Impeachment Proceedings Coming
The House Judiciary Committee approved a resolution providing guidelines on Presidential impeachment proceedings after much internal debate about how to proceed.
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The House Judiciary Committee approved a resolution providing guidelines on Presidential impeachment proceedings after much internal debate about how to proceed.
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The Democrats in Washington are making alarming progress in pushing for the passage of the misnamed Equality Act of 2019
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Virginia Armstrong, Ph.D., National Chairman, Eagle Forum’s Court Watch President, Blackstone Institute June 12, 2019 President Trump’s border wall plans moved farther up the federal
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At the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) last weekend, President Trump made a promise to protect free speech on college campuses across the country. Conservative activist Hayden Williams joined him on stage as an example of the need for protected free speech. While assisting the University of California at Berkeley’s Turning Point USA chapter, he was punched in the face by an individual who did not agree with him.
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The Pentagon admits to paying more than $1,000 for a single coffee cup! The USDA is spending millions subsidizing cricket farms to raise bugs for human consumption. The National Science Foundation has paid to put a shrimp on a treadmill to see how long it can run. These egregious examples of federal waste are just the tip of the iceberg.
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The midterm election will significantly impact America’s future in freedom. Next Tuesday will decide whether the many, already incredibly successful policies set in motion under President Trump will continue or whether they collapse under the weight of a new Congressional majority bent on removing Trump from office and implementing their radical, socialist, anti-freedom agenda.
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Remember August 6, when President Trump tweeted about California’s devastating wildfires that are still continuing on in many places. He stated:“California wildfires are being magnified & made so much worse by the bad environmental laws which aren’t allowing massive amount of readily available water to be properly utilized. It is being diverted into the Pacific Ocean. Must also tree clear to stop fire spreading!”
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Last week the Department of Labor issued a directive that protects the religious freedoms of government contractors who disagree with same-sex marriage. The Trump administration has publicly declared to hold their staff accountable to defend the religious rights of organizations.
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Presidents will typically use their pardon power near the end of their term. However, President Trump has decided to use it throughout his presidency to quickly give certain prisoners relief from the overreach of federal law.
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In light of the tremendous opportunity that has been presented to President Trump, Eagle Forum is thrilled that President Trump is considering a woman like Amy Coney Barrett to be his next nominee for the United States Supreme Court. Barrett is a mother of seven children, a devout woman of faith, and a principled defender of the Constitution. She is precisely the kind of role model our daughters need, and if President Trump nominates her, we will be celebrating another campaign promise fulfilled.
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Earlier this month, the Department of Justice announced that key parts of Obamacare are now unconstitutional. This came after Texas, along with 19 Republican-led states, got the ball rolling by challenging the policy in hopes to overturn it. Since then, the Trump Administration has moved full speed ahead in stripping down what they can of Obamacare to make way for Congress to finally repeal this awful policy.ng the pro-family movement since 1972
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The School Safety Commission ordered by President Trump that will discuss and recommend ways to keep schools safer after the tragic Parkland, Fla., school shooting in February is set to hold its first series of roundtable discussions this Wednesday, April 4th. This commission, chaired by Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, also includes Attorney General Jeff Sessions, Secretary of Health and Human Services Alex Azar, and Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen. The commission held an organizational meeting last week.
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