Thoughts on the Gorsuch Announcement

A few quick thoughts on tonight’s announcement of Judge Neil Gorsuch being nominated to the U.S. Supreme Court. 1. This is an impressive nominee. As we studied the 21 names on President Donald Trump’s nomination short list, Judge Gorsuch shone for his impressive academic credentials, his meticulous writing style and his commitment to the Constitution […]

Penny Nance on Neil Gorsuch, President Trump’s Choice for the Supreme Court

Statement by Concerned Women for America President & CEO Penny Nance on a press conference call alongside Susan B. Anthony List, National Right to Life Committee, and the Ethics & Public Policy Center, the night of President Trump’s announcement of Judge Neil Gorsuch as his choice for the U.S. Supreme Court. This is a great […]

A Quick Look at Neil Gorsuch

Name: Neil Gorsuch Age: 49 (born August 29, 1967) School: Columbia University, Harvard Law School, Ph.D. in law from University College at Oxford University (Marshall Scholarship). Clerkships: Judge David Sentelle of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit and, Justices Byron White and Anthony Kennedy at the Supreme Court. Career before judgeship: Associate, then […]

Conservative Women Praise Trump’s Supreme Court Pick

Washington, D.C. – Moments ago, President Donald J. Trump announced Judge Neil Gorsuch of the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals as his choice to replace the late, great Justice Antonin Scalia at the U.S. Supreme Court. Penny Nance, President and CEO of Concerned Women for America (CWA), praised the nomination: “Judge Neil Gorsuch is a […]

A Prayer for the Supreme Court

A few days ago, our CEO & President Penny Nance sent an urgent prayer request to our more than 400 prayer/action chapters around the country. In light of tonight’s impending announcement of President Trump’s nominee to be the next justice of the Supreme Court, I wanted to share the prayer she shared with all of […]

Longing for King in the Times of Sessions

This Martin Luther King Jr. Day I couldn’t help but look at the increased racial tension in our nation and feel a deep longing for Martin Luther King Jr.’s voice.

Sen. Heitkamp should support Sessions for AG

Concerned Women for America of North Dakota State Director Linda Thorson’s letter to the editor in support of Sen. Jeff Sessions’ nomination for U.S. Attorney General was published today in the state’s InForum newspaper.  Linda writes urging her Sen. Heidi Heitkamp (D) to look beyond partisan politics and support his nomination.

Sessions will fight for women

Did you catch Concerned Women for America’s (CWA) President & CEO Penny Nance’s dynamite op-ed in USA Today?  You don’t want to miss it!  

The Left and the Sessions Nomination

I have a new piece out on the left’s insidious use of racial innuendo against Sen. Jeff Sessions as he is considered to become the nation’s next Attorney General.  Here is my conclusion: The charges of racism from the left are hollow to the core. They have actually hurt the cause of civil rights, and I […]

Concerned Women for America Spearheads Effort to Confirm Sessions

Concerned Women for Ameria (CWA), as the largest public policy organization for women in the country, is leading an effort to support the confirmation of Sen. Jeff Sessions as the next Attorney General of the United States and to stand up against the unfair attacks of the left and its media allies to smear the […]

Holder-Sessions Timeline Comparison

As a matter of public service, since we know the left is going crazy about the nomination of Sen. Jeff Sessions to be the next U.S. Attorney General, here is a timeline comparison between President-elect Trump’s nomination of Jeff Sessions and President Obama’s nomination of Attorney General Eric Holder. Given this comparison, we can safely […]

Moribund Media Stumbles Through Election to Its Final Death

One of the biggest disappointments of this election season has to be the final unraveling of the mainstream media.  As the days pass and the smoke clears a bit after the shocking events, it is hard to grapple with the magnitude of their collapse. 

Rise of the Totalitarian Atheistic State

There is a bonus scene at the end of the movie “God’s Not Dead 2,” that seemed comical to many because it is so far-fetched. A pastor is, very peacefully and matter-of-factly, arrested for refusing to hand over his sermons to the state. Two police officers hand cuff him and read him his Miranda rights. […]

Deadly “Locker Room Talk”

Whatever our opinion of the Donald Trump candidacy, we must be careful not to flippantly dismiss his comments and actions in the recently surfaced “Access Hollywood” tape as just “locker room talk.”  They must be categorically condemned. Many have discussed its effect on women, but I want to talk to all the young men observing […]

Searching for Douglass and King

Most people of good faith grieve as they see the events unfold in Charlotte this week. The senseless violence is pointless. I look at these kids aimlessly protesting, and I’m reminded of the events captured by the Apostle Matthew in the ninth chapter of his Gospel.

Time to Tear Down America’s Idol

Yes, I am going there. This will not make me popular. But it must be said. It’s time for all decent Americans to stop worshipping at the altar of football (and sports in general, for that matter).

Democrats Pull Out Their Ace on Garland

It is not Vice President Joe Biden.  Let me get that out of the way.  On the issue of the nomination of Judge Merrick Garland to the United States Supreme Court, Vice President Biden is the Democrats’ liability, not their ace.

Weiner Again

A few weeks back, I had the opportunity to watch the documentary “Weiner.” It tracks the life of disgraced ex-congressman Anthony Weiner as he tries a political comeback in New York’s gubernatorial race. It is absolutely fascinating, in large part because you get to see Anthony Weiner’s wife, Huma Abedin (who is also Hillary Clinton’s […]