All Eyes on Manchin
After passing billions of dollars out of the House Appropriations Committee a couple of weeks ago, the Senate is working on a separate spending measure. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) is itching to pass a reconciliation bill. This type of spending bill overrides the filibuster allowing the measure to pass with 51 votes instead of the usual 60 votes.
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Vote Brattin for Congress!
“Rick Brattin has a proven record while serving as a state senator of being an outspoken conservative who listens to the needs of his district and promotes policies that restore trust in the future of America,” Eagle Forum President Kris Ullman stated. “We believe that he will bring the same pro-family values to Congress and fight for women, children and families.”
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Be for Bea!
“Beatrice Nichols truly has a heart for the people in Alabama’s 7th district,” Eagle Forum President Kris Ullman stated. “We fully trust that she will vote for policies that will allow her community to flourish.”
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Are Pants a Constitutional Right?
Charter schools offer the promise of choice in education, but since these schools are funded by taxpayer money, then these schools can never be independent. In North Carolina, the Charter Day School lost a lawsuit (Peltier v. Charter Day School) about their dress code, because the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the school is a “state actor” and requiring girls to wear skirts violates both the Equal Protection Clause of the U.S. Constitution and Title IX.
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Dems Abort Pro-Life Provisions
House Democrats are defending abortion rights with a vengeance. Since the Supreme Court decision on Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, Democrats have threatened to codify Roe v. Wade through any means possible. Last week, the House Appropriations Committee met to craft legislation that will fund all government agencies. Instead of focusing on responsible spending and cutting the debt, they had a showdown over abortion rights.
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Biden Did That
Do you feel like you are paying an arm and a leg for basic necessities these days? Competitive Enterprise Institute’s Myron Ebell joins Engage with Eagle Forum to talk about why our money is being stolen at the pump and grocery store. He even offers ways that you can take action.
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Two More Wins for Eagle Forum PAC
Eagle Forum PAC congratulates Illinois’s 15th District Representative Mary Miller and South Carolina Superintendent of Education candidate Ellen Weaver on their primary wins!
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American Freedom is Back!
After what feels like the longest year under the Biden administration, the Supreme Court finally delivered conservatives solid WINS through strong constitution-based decisions! Rulings on gun rights, religious freedom, and of course the most important issue — the right to life — resulted in righting wrongs and sending the left into a tizzy.
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Vote Weaver for Superintendent
Eagle Forum PAC is honored to endorse Ellen Weaver for South Carolina Superintendent of Education and urges all South Carolinians to vote for Weaver on Tuesday, June 28, 2022, in the primary run-off election.
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GOP Leaders Protecting Children
The Biden administration has drawn a line in the sand. Last week, the President signed an executive order that will encourage sex-change surgeries for minors, require schools to implement gender ideology in the classroom, and usurp state rights by forcing LGBT language into their housing and healthcare laws.
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Protect Women’s Sports!
The 50th anniversary of Title IX is a perfect time to rally to protect women’s sports teams as a place for biological females to compete against one another and to participate on women’s athletic teams. Opportunities for girls and women to play sports have expanded because of Title IX, and Eagle Forum celebrates the athletic advances that have benefited all women – from the professional athletes to those who just want to play for fun and exercise.
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Common Core for Civics — But Worse
Just when we thought the Critical Race Theory movement might have been stalled, there is a new bill in Congress that could institutionalize CRT into civics education.
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