Eagle Forum celebrated its Golden Anniversary in St. Louis, MO over the weekend at Eagle Council 50, where hundreds of Eagle activists came together to continue the fight for our nation’s strongest asset: freedom.
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Eagle Forum celebrated its Golden Anniversary in St. Louis, MO over the weekend at Eagle Council 50, where hundreds of Eagle activists came together to continue the fight for our nation’s strongest asset: freedom.
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All Americans are facing record food and gas prices. Inflation hit a forty-year high in August at a rate of 8.3% and the stock market is historically low.
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An Amicus Brief was filed in the United States District Court in support of Eagle Forum of Alabama’s fight to quash the U.S. Department of Justice’s (DOJ) unprecedented subpoena of August 9, 2022.
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America’s food security is being threatened by the forces of the Great Reset led by the World Economic Forum in Davos and under the thumb of the United Nations “sustainable development” Agenda 2030.
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Those familiar with the most recent farmer protests in the Netherlands are saying that the Dutch government’s climate nitrogen-reduction policies targeting farmers actually have a nefarious goal.
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A Nebraska Eagle Forum member just told me that this year the fertilizer for her farm costs $1,400 per ton. Last year, the cost was $350 per ton. She is not sure that her farm will be able to survive. No fertilizer means no food.
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With just a flick of a pen, President Biden did away with the Trump-era border security policies as soon as he took office. For nearly two years, millions of immigrants have flooded the borders while the Biden administration has turned a blind eye.
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This year Eagle Forum celebrates its 50th Anniversary gathering — a conference designed by our founder Phyllis Schlafly and her vision of gathering engaged citizens from every state to hear expert speakers on the most pressing issues of the day.
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While most of the news about the Social and Emotional Learning emphasis in public schools has been alarming, Kimberly Ells offers hope. There are a few programs that address these areas of children’s growth in ways that do not promote pluralistic thinking and do not attempt to replace parents and families as the primary sources of children’s values and beliefs.
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Rumor has it that Democrats want to attach a House-passed same-sex marriage bill to the CR. The ironically named Respect for Marriage Act (H.R. 8404) repeals the Clinton-era Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) which recognized marriage as between one man and one woman.
Continue reading →(BIRMINGHAM) – Today, Eagle Forum of Alabama filed a motion in U.S. federal district court seeking to quash the U.S. Department of Justice’s (DOJ) unprecedented subpoena of August 9, 2022, demanding all information related to the non-profit’s legislative activities promoting the Alabama Vulnerable Child Compassion And Protection Act (VCAP) since 2017.
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Many school districts have latched onto Social and Emotional Learning as a point of pride in their quest to educate “the whole student.” Little do they know that the goal of SEL is to break down the family, sexualize children, and raise students to be proper-thinking servants of the state.
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As the fiscal year comes to a close, conservatives urge Congress to adopt substantive red lines for government-funding measures that elevate the needs and well-being of the American people above the self-interested priorities of well-connected powerbrokers and lobbyists within the Beltway. Millions of our fellow citizens are suffering from historic inflation and energy prices driven by far-left ideologues in the Biden administration.
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On this date six years ago, my mother, Phyllis Schlafly, passed away. I miss her as I celebrate her extraordinary life. – Anne Schlafly Cori
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The past few years have seen an ever-increasing effort to rewrite American history according to the social justice ideology of “presentism.” This approach asserts that history should not be viewed according to what was happening at the time of the event or movement but instead through a prism of current-day issues of race, gender, sexuality, and nationalism.
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Democrats can’t help but punish working Americans! Massive federal spending has contributed nearly $31 trillion to the national debt leaving taxpayers with the bill. Rising inflation costs and high gas prices have hurt low-income earners the most by causing them to pay an average of $635 more per month for basic necessities.
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An important quality of effective leaders is their ability to encourage their followers and motivate them to confidently keep working on the task ahead. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell is not one of those leaders. His recent lukewarm discussion of the chances for Republicans to take back the Senate in November not only cast a shadow on voters’ enthusiasm, but it insulted strong Republican candidates and their supporters.
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Essex County NJ Republican Women gathered Aug. 15 to celebrate Phyllis Schlafly’s birthday. The event featured a special visit via Zoom from Schlafly’s daughter, Anne Schlafly Cori.
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Here is a great headline this week in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch: “School librarians in Missouri pull books as new law allows charges for ‘explicit’ material”. As the article explains, “The law goes into effect Aug. 28 and applies to both public and private schools.
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Over the last two years, the pandemic lockdowns gave parents a daily inside look at what students were learning. It’s no surprise they didn’t like what they saw and took their grievances to school boards across the country. Now that students are heading into a new school year, parents must again be motivated to advocate for their child’s education.
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Anyone with even a minimal thinking capacity knows that the FBI’s raid on Mar-a-Lago was not about the National Archives. The left is frantic that Donald Trump will run for President in 2024, and the strategies to prevent this are becoming more apparent.
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Just how much waste, pork and silly spending are taxpayers subsidizing? Inflation is at a 40-year high and just crossed eight-percent on a rolling 12-month basis. Most economists agree inflation is the result of our federal government throwing trillions of dollars into pandemic relief, the federal budget, and “infrastructure.”
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