Nine is Just Fine
This Fidelity Month, members of Congress are finding ways to stay faithful to our founding principles by upholding the integrity of our nation’s judicial institutions. The Supreme Court, in particular, has long been in the crosshairs of those who want to degrade our Constitutional values.
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NDAA Hits the Target
Every year, Congress passes the Department of Defense (now Department of War) appropriations bill that funds our military. In addition, Congress must also pass a bill that authorizes policies and sets spending limits for our nation’s armed forces — the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA).
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Phyllis Schlafly Still Drives Opponents Mad
Phyllis Schlafly had a wonderful talent for driving men and women — especially women of a rigid political bent — mad.
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Military Goes on Offense
On September 5th, President Donald Trump issued an executive order changing the Department of Defense’s name to the Department of War.
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Life-Saving Measures Underway
In June of this year, we celebrated the third anniversary of the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization ruling that overturned the Roe v. Wade decision. While pro-life advocates rejoiced, pro-abortion activists spread fear and lies.
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Ask Senators: Don’t Draft Our Daughters
The Senate Armed Services Committee is beginning to draft the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA).
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Conservatives Conquer NDAA
The long-awaited National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) came out of the joint House and Senate conference committee this week.
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Let’s Dish about Trump’s Cabinet
President-elect Donald Trump hit the ground running since he won in November. Over the last few weeks, he has announced many of his cabinet nominees.
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Protect Our Military from Social Experimentation
After the November elections, the House and Senate will vote on the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA).
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Do Not ‘Gender-Norm’ the U.S. Military
A major reason why the Equal Rights Amendment went down to defeat was the “Draft Our Daughters” issue — whether Selective Service should register young women for a possible future draft on the same basis as men.
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Save Our Daughters
When Congress comes back into town soon, they will be rushing to pass the reauthorization of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) set to expire on September 30th.
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Congress Battles the Administrative State
The Biden Administration, for all its ‘pro-choice’ rhetoric, wants to decide for Americans what kind of appliances they can purchase.
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- As of Jan. 3, 2011: 110 women have been killed in the war in Iraq (compared with about 4,300 men). In the Afghan campaign, 24 women have been killed (compared with more than 1,400 men).
- The 70 women killed (as of Dec. 25, 2006) include 7 mothers of young children.
- Among their ranks are more than 16,000 single mothers.
A Teenage Soldier’s Goodbyes on the Road to Over There
MOHAVE VALLEY, AZ — Pvt. Resha Kane, just 10 months removed from her senior prom, is bound for Fort Hood, and then probably Iraq. 3/04/07
STEVE TRAYNOR/KILLEEN (TX) DAILY HERALD (used by permission)