The Shortened Platform Is Short on Life
The first Republican platform adopted after the Supreme Court struck down all state laws regarding abortion was also the first to contain the pledge, authored by Eagle Forum founder and platform delegate Phyllis Schlafly, “to seek enactment of a constitutional amendment to restore protection of the right to life for unborn children.”
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Celebrating the Phyllis Schlafly Centennial
Let’s start with communism. The reason my mother, Phyllis Schlafly, was motivated to be active in politics was because of the threat of communism. Long before the culture wars or the second wave of feminism, communism posed an existential threat to the freedoms of the United States.
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Talk About Life
As campaign season heats up, candidates discuss the issues they think are most important to the voters. Republicans and Democrats differ on many policy positions, including immigration enforcement, government spending, and parental rights.
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When Political Ideology Takes Over Advanced Placement Courses
Under the leadership of Common Core czar David Coleman, the College Board has been creating or rewriting Advanced Placement (AP) courses to reflect a leftist worldview.
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Biden’s Beef with the Supreme Court
Joe Biden’s time in the White House is almost up, but that hasn’t stopped him from pushing his usual far-left agenda. The Washington Post published an opinion piece by President Biden at the end of July in which he calls for radical changes to the Supreme Court.
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Calvinball and Supreme Court "Reform"
While tumbling stock markets, violence in the streets of England, and threats of an invasion of Israel dominate the headlines, Democrat leaders are working nonstop to upend what has always been a stabilizing force for constitutional consistency and the objective rule of law in the United States. Leftist calls for a “reform” of the U.S. Supreme Court are motivated only by politics, not by concerns for improved justice in our legal system.
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Walz is Wrong for Americans
Today, presidential candidate Kamala Harris announced Minnesota’s Governor Tim Walz will be her running mate. Democrats are spinning a narrative that the largely unknown Democrat Vice Presidential pick is a moderate, but make no mistake, he is demonstrably as extreme as Harris.
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Kids Online Censor or Safety Act?
The internet’s rapid popularity and growth have proven to be helpful and harmful at the same time. Countless lawmakers have tried to craft bills to rein in the worst parts of the web without suppressing free speech or the free market.
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No, Not Medically Necessary
We already know that Vice President Kamala Harris is a champion of anytime/anywhere abortion, so we should not be surprised when we see it take center stage in her presidential platform.
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Not the Nannies!
Having both had our children in our later thirties, my friend Liza and I would often talk about the ups and downs of being older, full-time moms. “Sometimes I get frustrated when younger moms and au pairs at the playground assume I am either the grandmother or babysitter,” she said one day. “I want a shirt that says, ‘Not the Nanny’!”
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Congress Empowered by the Bureaucracy’s Weakened Authority
The Supreme Court handed down one of the most notable rulings in our lifetime. The 6-3 decision in Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo overturned the 1984 decision in the Chevron v. National Res. Def. Council case that create the power for agencies to interpret unclear laws however they wish.
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A True Blue Authoritarian
With some hard work, pluck, the right boyfriend, and a bit of genetic luck, Kamala Harris has found her way onto the presidential ballot without having to secure a single primary vote. Don’t tell me the American Dream is dead.
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