2023 Year-End Report 118th Congress, 1st Session
As the first session of the 118th Congress began, Republicans controlled the House of Representatives by a narrow majority – 221 GOP to 213 Democrats.
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Alabama to Protect Vulnerable Children
Eagle Forum, together with Alabama Eagle Forum, applauds the decision of the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals to lift the injunction against the Vulnerable Child Compassion and Protection (VCAP) Act and allow the law to go into effect pending a decision on the merits expected later this year.
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Congress’s Jammed Schedule
Usually, in an election year, the House and Senate take it easy. Members are hesitant to move forward legislation that may be perceived as controversial in their districts or states so that they can retain their seats. However, this year is different.
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Keep China out of American Businesses
This week, the U.S. House of Representatives will vote on legislation to nullify a rule that allows China to manufacture electric vehicle (EV) chargers. S.J. Res. 38 uses the Congressional Review Act to reign in the powers of bureaucrats who try to use the power of the pen to rewrite existing law. Our Representatives are taking action to protect American manufacturing through this process.
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WHO Becomes Global Groomer
If you need yet another reason to oppose the World Health Organization (WHO), they are now preparing to push the transgender agenda globally.
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Eagle Forum PAC Endorses Mooney for AL State School Board
Eagle Forum is proud to endorse Kelly Mooney for the District Three seat on the Alabama State Board of Education — Kris Ullman, President of the National Eagle Forum
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New Year’s Resolutions for Congress
Whether it’s a new gym membership, plans to save money for a dream vacation, or reading over a dozen books by next December, many of us are starting 2024 with new goals. Eagle Forum has some resolutions for Congress to work toward as well.
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Congress’s Nice List
Has Congress been Naughty or Nice? Looking back on this session, it’s easy to see the disappointing things that belong on Santa’s Naughty List. But several things deserve positive recognition.
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I Kept My Word
Shortly after the Supreme Court handed down its Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization decision, U.S. Department of Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin sent an internal memo to the department saying that the decision would have “readiness implications” for the force.
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DoD is All-In on LGBT
Senator Tommy Tuberville is standing firm in his determination to stop Defense Department travel subsidies for abortions.
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Imagine There’s No Plastic
Chemical products, such as plastics, solvents, and fertilizers, include more than 6,000 oil-based products that are essential for supporting modern lifestyles.
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Supplemental Slush Funds
President Biden has called for $100 billion in supplemental funding, much of which includes foreign aid. With the United States now over $33 trillion in debt, it’s more important than ever to scrutinize supplemental funding requests.
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