Unable to undermine Phyllis Schlafly’s effectiveness while she was alive, now that she is not here to defend herself, the left has lost little time in rewriting history by mischaracterizing her and her message.
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Congress should protect our constitutionally guaranteed freedoms, not threaten our most basic rights. The Fairness for All Act is a direct threat to First Amendment
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Side-By-Side Comparison Of 2019 Al “New” Math Standards Vs Common Core
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December 5, 2019 Abortion is hanging by a thread . . . and Even Planned Parenthood Knows it! Earlier this fall, the Supreme Court granted the petition
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Conservatives in America are jarred on a daily basis by the newest social justice ideas being foisted upon every area of our lives.
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December 3, 2019 Democrats strip Constitutional Rights from States to Increase own Power This week House Democrats are bringing H.R. 4, the Voting Rights Advancement Act
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November 27, 2019 Policies to be Thankful for Next week, the shenanigans on Capitol Hill will begin anew as the House Judiciary Committee begin impeachment hearings.
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November 26, 2019 Congress Avoids Shutdown with Fake “Continuing Resolution” Even for those of us familiar with the differing legislative components of Capitol Hill, the appropriations
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Phyllis Schlafly, my mother, served warm pumpkin pie. She timed dinner not to the turkey (which could easily hold its heat), but to the dessert, which was pumpkin pie.
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The Trump administration continues to weigh a ban on flavored e-cigarettes and this week met with groups on both sides of the issue. Studies have
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November 21, 2019 House Dems seek to label Pro-lifers as “Radical” This past Thursday, the House Committee on Oversight and Reform had a hearing entitled, “Examining
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The impeachment hearings have already done extensive damage to those things in which we used to have confidence in.
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