Having recently paused as a nation to remember our fallen military heroes on Memorial Day, we must now decide what our own roles should be in protecting our country for the future. Col. Mitchell Swan, USMC (Ret,) suggests that we can do more than simply look back on the sacrifices.
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May 25, 2019 Are Conservatives Able to Speak Online? President Trump is defending Conservative voices in social media. This week, the White House released an initiative that
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Eagle Forum, on this Memorial Day, solemnly honors and remembers the lives of our fallen service members, and we express our deepest gratitude to them and condolences to their families. Please join us as we remember those who have given their last full measure in our service.
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May 23, 2019 Contact Your Representative Regarding HR5 Vote on Protecting Women and Children Last week, the House took a vote on the Equality Act
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The sudden obsession we are seeing with gender dysphoria or transgenderism might not be so sudden after all. Emmett McGroarty and Jane Robbins explain the history and dangers of the Left’s use of the sexualization of children, most recently transgenderism, to attack the foundations of the family. — Pat Daugherty Ed.D.
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May 20, 2019 Congress Votes to Strip Women’s Rights May 21, 2019, marks the 100th anniversary of the House passage of women’s suffrage giving women the right to
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Did anyone notice that the United Nations, at least a part of it, was involved in the controversial New York state law that codified the U.S. Supreme Court decisions imposing abortion on demand up to birth?
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It is graduation season now, a time when thousands of young men and women across the country celebrate their new-found knowledge and prepare to embark on a journey to establish their place in the world. We hope they will utilize a healthy dose of discernment along with this knowledge, as well as an eventual wisdom that will be based on foundational truth rather than fleeting opinion.
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“She won at life” said a writer last week in talking about my mother, Phyllis Schlafly. What a great line!
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