Eagle Forum PAC is honored to continue to endorse Senator Mike Lee for US. Senate.
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Eagle Forum PAC is honored to endorse Nathan Dahm to represent the state of Oklahoma in the U.S. Senate.
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Kathy Wilmot is a candidate for the Board of Regents in District 7, which is the western 45 counties of Nebraska. The Board of Regents is an eight-member executive board having oversight of the University of Nebraska.
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Children’s book sections in mainstream bookstores highlight hardly any conservative heroes. Major publishing companies will not print these books, so children are not exposed to such role models as Thomas Sowell and Margaret Thatcher.
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Join us in celebrating 50 years of Eagle Forum as we equip and prepare you for the battles ahead.
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Becoming involved in politics can be very intimidating. When the left pushes an agenda, they do it forcefully with a handful of talking points and loads of money. However, when we know the truth, how do we make our voice heard?
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Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine has exploded the global energy debate and exposed the national security dangers of green energy. Europe and the U.S. have ceded away their national security by limiting their domestic fossil fuel energy under the guise of a wind and solar utopia that has yet to materialize.
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Dr. Anthony Fauci is the most highly compensated federal employee making $456,028 in 2021 and outearned the president, four-star generals, and 4.3 million colleagues. Fauci is also the most visible. In recent years, no one impacted U.S. public health policy more.
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Recent news of a woman in possession of five fetuses came to light when she was arrested by the FBI in Washington, D.C. It turns out that she is a pro-lifer who has evidence that a local abortion clinic is doing late-term and partial-birth abortions.
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If the Biden administration carries through on its plans to revoke Title 42 next month, illegal immigrants from countries around the world will have drastically unfettered access to the United States.
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Several contested races for school board were decided in my community this week. We were very optimistic that we were riding a wave of parent outrage that we had seen expressed in Loudoun County, Virginia, and San Francisco, when entrenched school board members were ousted by the voters. In the greater Saint Louis area, we had some wins and, unfortunately for the students, we had some losses.
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