Eagle Forum PAC is pleased to endorse Bill Hightower to the United States House of Representatives in Alabama District 1.
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While the White House had asked for $2.5 billion, the legislation totaled about $8.3 billion to combat the coronavirus. Specifically, more than $4 billion was allotted for diagnostic tests, treatments, and to help develop and disseminate a vaccine. The Centers for Disease Controls (CDC) was given $2.2 billion to help prevent, prepare, and respond to the disease.
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Reactions to the coronavirus (COVID-19) have created alarming ripple effects in ways that might not be apparent to many people unless someone thoughtfully points them out. No one wants to be dismissive of real health threats, but facts and clear thinking are important. Dr. Abdu Sharkawy, an Infectious Diseases Specialist at the University of Toronto, offers wise counsel in approaching this virus.
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Our guest host is Penna Dexter. In the final hour, her guest is Cathie Adams from Texas Eagle Forum. Anne Schlafly Cori joins them briefly. They’ll talk about Phyllis Schlafly’s legacy & Eagle Forum.
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March 10, 2020 Ask Your Representative to Protect American Lives at the Border The House is poised to pass two bills this week that undermine
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In this week’s episode, Tabitha Walter and Kirsten Hasler interview Trent England, the Executive Director of Save our States, about the Electoral College and why
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Historians agree that Phyllis Schlafly was key to stopping the ERA’s momentum. She was so effective, that even when Congress extended the deadline for states to ratify the amendment, it still came up three states short. Schlafly opposed all efforts to revive the Equal Rights Amendment until her death in 2016. Her daughter Anne Schlafly Cori is continuing that legacy with the current push to ratify the ERA.
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Anne Schlafly Cori speaking to a conservative group about ERA. Listen to audio:
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I understand the fear of receiving a terrifying diagnosis while pregnant, because it happened to me. As a parent, especially a mother, I wanted nothing
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Democrats were in for a surprise shake-up this week as 14 states and territories cast their votes for Presidential nominees. Just over a week ago, seven of the Democrat candidates lined up on the debate stage in South Carolina to defend their ambition to become the next President of the United States. Little did we know that shortly after, 4 candidates would drop out, and most would endorse Joe Biden.
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“When you compare the two progressive impulses of our past, the 1930s New Deal, 1960s Great Society, which costs us more? … People think New Deal was so socialist, but Great Society costs us more,” says Amity Shlaes, author of the new book, “Great Society: A New History.”
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