Statement in support of HCR9: the Rescission of all requests by the New Hampshire legislature for a federal constitutional convention.
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This week, House Democrats will reportedly pass a measure to lift the 1982 deadline on a feminist amendment to the U.S. Constitution, although the Supreme
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Editor’s note: This column was co-authored by Tabitha Walter. The House Judiciary Committee recently marked up H.J.Res.79, and will soon get a floor vote. This joint resolution
Continue reading →The defining features of the U.S. Constitution are checks on power—including the power of majorities. These include every provision of the Bill of Rights, other
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Eagle Forum has been tracking the Equal Rights Amendment in the U.S. House of Representatives. Democrats and ERA activists have falsely claimed only one state is left to pass the ERA.
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Some things in life are confusing or complicated, but an expiration date shouldn’t be one of them. Milk may not be sold after its “sell
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President Trump gave his third State of the Union speech this week and greatly highlighted the successes of our nation.
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The climax of “Created Equal: Clarence Thomas in His Own Words,” arrives when the venerable justice recalls the moment he learned his nomination to the Supreme Court was confirmed. Speaking very much “in his own words,” Thomas remembers thinking, “whoop-dee-damn-doo.”
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February 4, 2020 Congress Has Hands in Union Pockets The past decade has been marked by a rise of states passing Right-to-Work laws. This legislation
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In the last episode of a series with Anne Schlafly Cori, the discussion centers around the history of passing a Constitutional Amendment as well as
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In this continued series with Anne Schlafly Cori, Glyn McKay and Kirsten Hasler discuss Phyllis’s campaigns for Congress, glass ceilings, and the circumstances that launched Phyllis into the decades-long fight against the Equal Rights Amendment.
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In the second episode of a four-part series with Anne Schlafly Cori, Kirsten Hasler and Glyn McKay discuss the formation of Eagle Forum in the 1970s and the work it continues today.
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