DNC Chair Thinks Millennial Women ‘Complacent’ About Abortion

In a recent interview with Democratic National Committee Chair Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, D-Florida, the interviewer asked if she noticed a generational divide between young women and women her age regarding their excitement over Hillary Clinton. The Congresswoman responded, “Here’s what I see: a complacency among the generation of young women whose entire lives

The Battle May Have Been Lost, but the War is Not Over

The House and Senate have passed H.R.3762, which would federally defund Planned Parenthood for one year. The House passed the edited Senate version of the bill on Wednesday by a vote of 240 to 181. There were three Republicans who voted against the measure: Reps. Bob Dold (R-Illinois), Richard Hanna (R-New York) and John Katko

ISIS’s Slaughter of Innocent Children

ISIS is evil incarnate, an organization whose abuses are multiplying by the day. Many now know of the reports of ISIS selling young women as slaves, the mass annihilation of children,

Reimagining Christmas

When I was a little girl, I looked forward each year to my own rendition of the nativity.  I would insist on wearing a blanket over my head to act out being Mary, performing the entire story all over the basement or living room with whatever siblings or friends I could pull in for participation. […]

The GOP Debate: Does America need Louder or Leader?

Tuesday night’s GOP Debate in Las Vegas was heavily centered on security—and rightfully so. The American people want a leader in the White House—someone who is not timid but has the wisdom to make sound security policies. The debate concentrated on defining what a true leader of the free world is

Writing for Allah 101

Editor’s note: A volunteer with Concerned Women for America sent in this well-timed letter of concern. Considering all the attention given to Islam recently, we felt it appropriate to share with you — especially those of you in Virginia.

The 411 on H.R. 3762

The Senate can be a tricky place, and many people have asked about the recent Senate passage of H.R. 3762. For those of you who would like a better explanation, here’s a quick rundown of the legislation:

#PrayforParis But Condemn #CoachKennedy? America’s Prayer Paradox

Just last month, Bremerton High School assistant football coach Joe Kennedy was suspended for praying on the 50-yard line after games — something he’s been doing since 2008. Apparently, the school claimed that Kennedy’s personal prayer was in violation of the First Amendment’s Establishment Clause because it would appear

Why Women Don’t Need Planned Parenthood

Planned Parenthood supporters insist taxpayers should continue to fund Planned Parenthood because “women will have nowhere to go.”  This is simply not true.  For example, many political pundits and Hollywood elites speaking up for Planned Parenthood love to ask, “Where will women go to get a mammogram?”  The answer seems to be, ironically, wherever they […]

For America (Day 59) — A Prayer of Thanksgiving —

As we gather to eat with family, We’re thankful for the day-to-day gift, But we recognize the best present, Is at Your heavenly table we’ll one day sit. What’s more, we are grateful: That You have adopted us, Given us an inheritance that is new, And promised an eternity Spent with an amazing You.

Fear: The Enemy’s Favorite Tool

Fear has been weighing me down for the past year, filling my mind with lies. I have not been trusting, but constantly worrying. I was waking up every morning anxious for what the day would hold. This quickly escalated into daily worry about the news notifications I would receive from FoxNews and CNN.

American Victims of Iranian and Palestinian Terrorism

In a hearing on Wednesday, November 4, eight witnesses testified before the Committee on the Judiciary. Some were victims of Iranian or Palestinian terrorism themselves, while others testified on behalf of family members who lost their lives as a result of this extremism. The focus of this hearing was to illuminate the ways in which the […]

Reflection on Veterans Day

On November 11, millions of Americans stay home from work and school to remember and honor the veterans of the U.S. Armed Forces. However, it’s a day that is so much more than simply a day off from work or school. It’s a day to reflect on the sacrifices of millions of servicemen/women and their […]

‘If the Family Breaks down, Society Breaks Down’

Just like in the earlier debate, the moderators on the Fox Business primetime debate stayed clear of the spotlight for the most part, allowing the candidates to be the story last night.  They had much to talk about: cutting spending, lowering taxes, repealing Obamacare, creating jobs and cutting back on regulations.

FOX Business Undercard Debate All Business

Tonight’s undercard debate was all business. It was a focused debate, and the candidates were focused on their message, also. That’s a good thing. I think we’ve had enough of moderators becoming the story. Tonight, they talked policy, and each candidate got the opportunity to lay out their vision for the American economy.

‘Sex Week’: The Contradiction of Our Century

You’ve heard of Spirit Week on college campuses, but have you heard of “Sex Week”? Believe it or not, Sex Week is a thing, and it’s not just a wild fraternity ploy on some obscure campus, either.

The Original Undercover Planned Parenthood Video

Chris Wallace, when still working for ABC, did a 20/20 investigative report which aired on March 9, 2000.  It covered the exact themes we now see in the Center for Medical Progress videos — namely profiting from fetal tissue sales obtained from abortion and altering those abortion procedures in order to obtain that tissue.

Questions for Cecile Richards

Excluding the progressive left, who watched the Planned Parenthood hearings in abject terror, is anyone else tired of this subject? No? Well good, because the Republicans did a pretty good job questioning Planned Parenthood CEO Cecile Richards.  They successfully drew out revelations such as the complete lack of mammograms at Planned Parenthood, the exorbitant salary […]