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Political
Schumer's Credibility: Hanging by a Threat
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- By Tony Perkins - Family Research Council
At the end of last year, the Senate passed a bill that suddenly feels very ironic: the Security for Supreme Court Justices Act. With the country so divided, both parties seemed concerned the justices didn't have enough protection. Four months later, who could have dreamed the people they needed protection from were the Senate's own members?
False Narrative of Socialism Countered by Historical Drama
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- By 1663 Media Arts LLC
WILLIAMSBURG, Va. -- Freedom in America is under fierce attack, now more than ever in our countries history. Instigators pushing a socialist agenda from within and outside of the United States attract younger generations through divisive "sound bites" and false narrative.
House & Senate Fail to Ensure Rights of All Americans
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- By Eagle Forum
Washington Fails to Enact Pro-Life Protections
Last week started with excitement but ended with Washington disappointing us yet again. On Tuesday, the Senate failed to pass two important pro-life pieces of legislation.
The first, S. 3275 or The Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act failed 53-44. Thankfully, the bill received two Democratic votes from Senators Bob Casey (D-PA) and Joe Manchin (D-WV). But, Senators Susan Collins (R-ME) and Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) voted against it.
Ask Your Senator to Keep H.R. 5038 Out of the Senate
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- By Eagle Forum
The House recently passed the amnesty-filled Farm Workforce Modernization Act (H.R. 5038), and the Senate is entertaining the idea of moving it forward.
This bill would allow illegal aliens to obtain work permits, green cards, and paths to citizenship if they have been unlawfully employed at least part-time during the past two years. Although this bill tackles the agriculture industry, the effects could creep into other businesses. If an illegal immigrant unlawfully works in agriculture ten years prior to the passage of this legislation, they will be given Certified Agricultural Worker Status for an additional 5 ½ years and have the ability to be hired by any employer in the United States. After four years, they are handed a path to citizenship.
Greenville County Republican Women's Club March Meeting
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- By GCRWC
Senate Voting to Protect the Unborn
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- By Eagle Forum
Next week, the Senate is voting on two bills that protect the lives of our country’s most vulnerable — the preborn.
The first piece of legislation is S. 3275, The Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act. Pain-Capable bans abortion after 20 weeks gestational age due to overwhelming scientific evidence that babies at this age can feel pain. In fact, there has been recent evidence that babies can feel pain earlier than this.
Spending Cuts & A New Entitlement Program
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- By Eagle Forum
White House Budget Has Room for Improvement
The White House recently released their budget recommendations for the 2021 fiscal year. While both the House and Senate will ultimately set the government’s budget, both chambers will draw from the President’s proposal. The White House budget also gives us a glimpse into the Administration’s priorities for the year. Here are a few highlights of the budget proposal:
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- All Those That Hate Trump
- NY Judge Rules Vimeo Can Discriminate Against Pastor's Sexual Orientation and Religion - California Law Firm Files Appeal on his Behalf
- On Infanticide, Dems Use Scarce Tactics
- My Phony Valentine: Dems Show No Love for Life
- Phyllis Schlafly: Doing The Impossible — Defeating the ERA
- Hidden Dragons in America, Pompeo Warns
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