On the Horizon: Week of July 26

Some of our Hill friends speculate that the Democrats want to wait until after the November elections (and possible loss of their majority in the House) to begin a “lame duck” session in which to try to push through all of their legislative “wish list” before handing over power.

The Castor Oil of Free Speech

Sometimes those who uphold the Constitution have to take difficult positions on cases when the circumstances are less than ideal – what attorneys call “bad facts.”

In A Heartbeat

An interview with the couple from the movie The Blind Side which left many viewers with questions about the Christian family who took in young Michael Oher.

Big Government Kagan Gets a Pass

Washington, D.C. – By a vote of 13-6, the Senate Judiciary Committee voted to allow Elena Kagan’s nomination to the Supreme Court to move forward for a full Senate vote. Penny Nance, CEO of Concerned Women for America (CWA), said, “Today’s vote is just another example of how out of step Washington insiders are with […]

7-14-10 E-Alert

CHOOSING WISELY, PART II “If the next century does not find us a great nation

Ask Sen. Graham to Oppose Elena Kagan

Kagan’s record and her performance at the Senate Judiciary Committee hearings prove that she puts politics above law, a disqualifying characteristic for a judge at any level, let alone the highest court in the land.

On the Horizon with CWALAC

This weekly legislative update tells you what’s “on the horizon” for our legislative staff for the week of July 19-23, 2010. 

Obama Funds Vote on Abortion in Kenya – Is This How He’ll Fund Abortion in the U.S.?

Washington, D.C. – New evidence reveals that the Obama administration has given up to $10 million to groups in Kenya that are campaigning for a “Yes” vote on a new constitution that would legalize abortion. Though officials denied the U.S. government is trying to influence the election, documents from U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) […]