Ask Your Senator to Vote NO on “Slimmed-Down” Relief Bill
September 10, 2020 “Slimmed-Down” Relief Bill Costs Nation $500 Billion Below are the first three paragraphs of a recent New York Times article entitled, “Federal
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The Sloppiness and Disinformation of Modern Journalism
Editor’s Note: What used to be considered somewhat trustworthy journalism — think Walter Cronkite and the early days of Tom Brokaw — has disintegrated into
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Four Years Ago Today
As we honor Eagle Forum’s beloved founder, Phyllis Schlafly, on the fourth anniversary of her death, we are overcome with a sense of urgency about the mission that was Phyllis’s life’s work: mobilizing the grassroots to elect conservative candidates and to demand conservative policy.
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Trump White House Succeeds Despite Radical House
September 3, 2020 Next week both Chambers are scheduled to resume the 116th legislative session. After a turbulent past six months of negotiations and deals
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Racing to Eradicate Generational Poverty
Hosts Glyn McKay and Tabitha Walter talk with Dr. O.J. Oleka on race relations in America. As a son of Nigerian immigrants and now president
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Trump’s 2020 Vision
August 27, 2020 President Trump Releases His Second Term Agenda The Republican National Convention went off without a hitch this week. The day that the
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Make the Post Office Great Again
This past June Louis DeJoy started as the new Postmaster General. He quickly instituted cost-saving reforms and changes to the Nation’s postal system. These included streamlining transportation policies, removing some mail-processing equipment, and reducing overtime. As DeJoy said in a memo outlining the changes, the transportation changes alone could help save the USPS about $200 million.
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More Money, More Debt
It’s mid-August and in Washington, D.C. it’s a month break from the hustle and bustle of Capitol Hill while both Chambers are in August recess. But this year has been different. While the Senate continues to work in passing judicial nominations, the House left under the promise they’d, unfortunately, be back to pass a phase 4 Coronavirus stimulus package.
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Mail-in Voting: A Potential Catastrophe for the November Elections
Intentionally or unintentionally lost ballots, fraudulent ballots submitted through absentee voting, and illegal ballot harvesting have all been a part of our elections, especially in close and controversial races.
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Trump Takes Action to Help Human Trafficking Victims
August 6, 2020 President Trump Takes Action to Aid Human Trafficking Survivors This week, the Trump administration announced that over $35 million in the Department
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Biden’s Anti-Woman Plan
Former Vice President and current Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden has unveiled his feminist plans for women if he were to take office. Although he has given the American people plenty of reasons to vote against him in November, this may be the final nail in the coffin.
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The Unconsidered Devastation of a Joe Biden Victory
Cultural revolutions are insidious and not just because they seek to change the way people think, write, speak, and act. They are also dangerous because they are fueled by self-righteous sanctimoniousness, expressed in seemingly innocuous terms such as “social activism,” “equality,” and “fairness.”
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