Eagle Forum has joined two important “friend of the court” briefs.
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The first session of the 117th Congress was defined by a Democratic-held White House, House of Representatives, and Senate. The action within the House and Senate was dictated by the Biden Administration’s priorities.
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Senate Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) is tired of doing the hard work of leadership, so he’s proposing a way to cut corners to eliminate the need to work across the aisle.
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Eagle Forum Foundation has filed an amicus brief in Coral Ridge Ministries Media v. SPLC. Many conservative organizations have been defamed as “hate groups” that
Continue reading →Eagle Forum Foundation has filed an amicus brief in National Federation of Independent Business v. Occupational Safety and Health Administration. In National Federation of Independent Business
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Conservatives are opposed to the ongoing abuse of power demonstrated by the January 6th Select Committee, which continues to weaponize Congress’ investigative authority against American citizens – private individuals and Members of Congress – in unprecedented ways.
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Continue reading →Eagle Forum Debuts 117th Congressional ReportDecember 30, 2021 2021 was a busy year in Washington, D.C. with the start of both a new Presidential Administration
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Editor’s Note: We probably should not be surprised that our technology-reverent world thinks chipping you like an ordinary house cat is a good idea, but
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After three years of atrocious Democrat policies, the American people are ready for a change. The GOP is slated to win the majority in the House in 2022 and the Senate may see an uptick as well. Eagle Forum has ways to usher in that red wave.
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Editor's Note: No matter what our backgrounds and beliefs might be, "tired" probably describes most people right now. As Kylee Zempel reminds us, this Christmas
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