gender id

Washington’s Attempt to Take the Woman out of Women!

This week would be better labeled, “Washington’s Dump on Women.” From the passage of a resolution removing the Equal Rights Amendment’s ratification deadline to the passage of the Violence Against Women Act, and a hearing on the Equality Act, it’s clear the Democrats are out of touch with women. What all four of these measures have in common are sexual orientation and gender identity.

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Trump Not Guilty

Trump Not Guilty

This past weekend, the Senate wrapped up President Donald J. Trump’s second impeachment hearing. Unlike the President’s first Senate impeachment trial, which took about 3 weeks, this one was done in less than a week.

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Biden Agenda

You Can Slow Down Biden’s Lofty Agenda

As Joe Biden steps into his new role as President, he has teamed up with House Democrats to push through a wild agenda in his first 100 days. In fact, over the first two weeks, they have created a theme for every day. These themes include COVID, economic relief, buy American, equity, climate, health care, and immigration.

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Trump Rally

D.C.’s Dark Day

Wednesday’s events took the phrase, “When it rains, it pours,” to the extreme. Americans were waking up to the Georgia Senate election results, some were awaiting the Congressional certification of electoral votes, and others attended a rally in support of President Trump. However, the culmination of these tense circumstances resulted in an unruly mob becoming the focus of the day.

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Cong. Tulsi Gabbard

Do Pro-Life Democrats Exist?

Congresswoman and former Democratic Presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard (D-HI) made headlines earlier this year for stating that “unless a woman’s life, or severe health consequences, is at risk, then there shouldn’t be an abortion in the third trimester” and that “abortion should be safe, legal, and rare.”

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Voting

Be Thankful and Be Encouraged

This week marked 400 years since the Pilgrims stepped off of the Mayflower and stood on American soil. Like the Pilgrims, Americans have always been resilient. While 2020 has been a hard year, we still have a lot to be thankful for!

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Pot

Potheads Back in Washington

This week, Washington welcomed back the House and Senate after a recess to campaign. The few weeks in between the end of the 116th and start of the 117th Congress are sure to be busy. The agenda includes funding the government before the December 11th deadline and decriminalizing marijuana.

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Endorsed Candidates

Winning Battles to Win the War

While votes are still being counted and a presidential winner undeclared, we can claim some victories in the meantime. Eagle Forum PAC endorsed twelve candidates for U.S. House and Senate ahead of their general elections. These are candidates who are committed to a conservative philosophy of limited government, national sovereignty, and traditional values. Those who are incumbents have a record of fighting for American families and have shown great leadership in their position. An outstanding ten of those candidates won!

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