White House Victories
October 16, 2017 The White House has been on a roll this week with creating Conservative priorities and guidance. They have focused on issues such
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Pro-Life Victory, E-Verify News
October 7, 2017 Pro-Life Victory – Pain-Capable Bill Passes the House! The Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act (H.R. 36) passed the House on Tuesday by a 237-189 vote with two Republicans
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Physician-Assisted Suicide
September 30, 2017 Rep. Brad Wenstrup (R-OH) has introduced a resolution (H. Con. Res. 80) condemning physician-assisted suicide. This resolution echoes the sentiment of many
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A Hard Bill to Swallow
September 25, 2017 The newest healthcare bill to gain momentum is known as the Graham-Cassidy bill. This is the Senate’s last-ditch effort before the budget
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Capitol Hill Report: DACA on the Chopping Block
September 8, 2017 DACA on the Chopping Block After a campaign of promised immigration reform, President Trump has addressed his next steps with the Deferred
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Summer Break is Over
September 3, 2017 Summer Break is Over As the summer recess comes to a close, here are a few major pieces of legislation we can
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The New Cash Crop
The legalization of marijuana has been cropping back up in preparation for the upcoming appropriations fights. This issue has been touted by the left as
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Capitol Hill Report: To the forefront . . .
August 11, 2017 To the forefront . . . Even though the House and Senate are currently in recess, President Trump continues to bring the
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Capitol Hill Report: President Trump’s First Six Months
August 4, 2017 President Trump’s First Six Months A hallmark of our Republic has been the orderly transfer of power from one administration to another
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Capitol Hill Report: Supreme Court Cases to Watch
Currently, there are three notable court cases that are necessary for the Supreme Court to rule on in order to preserve religious freedom and free
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Capitol Hill Report: HHS Cancels Obama’s Failed Sex Ed
July 21, 2017 HHS Cancels Obama’s Failed Sex Ed This month, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has decided to pull $213.6 million in teen
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Eagle Forum Supports Two Amendments
July 15, 2017 With the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) at the forefront of the House this week and Appropriations bills moving, Eagle Forum was
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Protecting Americans
July 7, 2017 The House passed two immigration bills last week backed by President Trump and Attorney General Sessions. The bills tackled illegal immigrants and
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July 3, 2017 Religious liberty has become the left’s punching bag, forcing the Supreme Court to rule on many cases dealing with this issue alone.
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Our Lips to Bears Ears
June 25, 2017 In April of this year, President Trump issued an executive order for Secretary of the Department of the Interior, Ryan Zinke, to conduct a
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Breathing Life into Healthcare
As the Senate is drafting their version of the Obamacare repeal and replace bill, Conservatives are urging that the pro-life provisions from the House version remain.
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Finance Fights
June 9, 2017 The House and Senate have been working on three major issues to send to President Trump’s desk by the end of this
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Rep. Raúl Labrador (R-Idaho) recently introduced the Michael Davis, Jr. and Danny Oliver in Honor of State and Local Law Enforcement Act (H.R. 2431 “Davis-Oliver Act”) which was marked-up in the House Judiciary Committee on Thursday.
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Capitol Hill Report — 5/22/17
Eagle Forum’s D.C. Directors Colleen Holmes Holcomb and Tabitha Walter, with former Director, Glyn Wright McKay, met with one of the best on the Hill
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This week, the House is in recess and will return Tuesday, May 16th. The Senate, however, has been in session working hard to confirm President Trump’s
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