
Eagle Forum of California: Calls Needed and Rally on June 12
June 8, 2018 Rally FOR Religious Liberty in Sacramento Day of Action – June 12th: Eagle Forum members will be attending the Day of Action Rally on June
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June 8, 2018 Rally FOR Religious Liberty in Sacramento Day of Action – June 12th: Eagle Forum members will be attending the Day of Action Rally on June
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Word in Springfield is the Illinois House Democrats will be calling the Equal Rights Amendment for a vote Tuesday at the state capitol. In order
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“There’s still today countless common sense laws that we have that distinguish differences between men and women. For example – do we really want to put our prison populations together with men and women,” Schlafly Cori told NPR Illinois during an interview at the capitol.
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The Illinois General Assembly would be foolish to try to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment 36 years after it failed. Congress set a time limit of seven years, and ERA failed to meet the legal requirement that ratification be contemporaneous. Plenty of other states would reject ERA if they voted on it today and five did rescind their ratification in the 1970s.
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The extremely liberal environment on many college campuses is often attributed to the influence of aging hippie professors intent on indoctrination rather than education. But perhaps even more influential is the army of campus administrators who work with college students 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. My recent experience at a national conference of such professionals revealed that indoctrination isn’t confined to the classroom.
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March 23, 2018 Colorado Eagles spent a day this week making their voices heard in the halls of the Colorado State Capitol in Denver. They
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An Ohio court has removed a teenaged girl from the custody of her parents because they refused to consent to dangerous and experimental medical treatment.
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