Senators Disappoint Millions of Women by Voting to Confirm KBJ

For media inquiries, contact:  Katie Everett(571) [email protected] WASHINGTON, D.C. – Penny Nance, CEO and President of Concerned Women for America Legislative Action Committee (CWALAC) denounces the actions of Sens. Collins (R-Maine), Murkowski (R- Alaska), and Romney (R-Utah):  “Concerned women across the country want to know how you can stand up and defend the truth about women […]

Catastrophic Day 2 for Ketanji Brown Jackson

Early in the second day, the focus of the hearings for Ketanji Brown Jackson’s (KBJ) nomination to the United States Supreme Court was on a concerning pattern that has emerged where KBJ has given low sentences to defendants in possession of child pornography. Having given ample room for KBJ to explain her thought processes in […]

Ketanji Brown Jackson – Judge or Policy Maker?

The first day of the hearings of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s (KBJ) nomination to the United States Supreme Court is over. Members of the Senate Judiciary Committee got an opportunity to make opening remarks, and then we heard the opening statement from KBJ. In his opening remarks, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) set up the hearings […]

Nance: Joe Biden’s Commitment to Diversity Just a Virtue Signal

President Joe Biden has announced his pick for the U.S. Supreme Court, Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, and has received widespread acclaim and praise for nominating the first African-American woman to the nation’s highest court. Few have mentioned that in 2005, then-Senator Joe Biden almost single-handedly destroyed the career and reputation of an accomplished, brilliant jurist […]

Nance: Republicans Need to Do Their Job

Concerned Women for America’s CEO and President, Penny Nance, joined CBN’s Faith Nation with Jenna Browder to discuss Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Supreme Court confirmation process and the possible overturn of Roe v. Wade. Listen to the full interview below.

Conservatives Should Demand Respect on KBJ Nomination

“I’m going to remember this,” he vowed. During the Kavanaugh confirmation hearings, Sen. Lindsey Graham galvanized conservatives everywhere when he stood up against the injustices being committed against “a good man.” He spoke for millions of Americans who were outraged by the unjustified antics they were witnessing in the Senate Judiciary Committee when he called the hearings “the […]

No Shortcuts on Supreme Court Nomination

President Joe Biden has announced Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson as his pick to replace Justice Stephen Breyer at the United States Supreme Court. I will have more for you on Judge Jackson’s record in the coming weeks, but right now it is crucial for us to keep our senators accountable for their essential constitutional role […]

Troubling Radical Left Support Drives Ketanji Brown Jackson Choice

Three choices were reported to be at the top of President Joe Biden’s list of possible Supreme Court nominees. Judge Michelle Childs appeared to have more broad support, even among some Republicans. But the radical left demanded Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson. Predictably, they got their wish. The radical group, Demand Justice, who shamefully had trucks […]

U.S. Supreme Court Nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson

Experience U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia United States Sentencing Commission Vice Chair Assistant Federal Public Defender, Appellate Division Law Clerk for Justice Stephen Breyer at the U.S. Supreme Court, Judge Bruce M. Selya of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First […]

Penny Nance statement on Justice Breyer’s retirement

Penny Nance, CEO and President of Concerned Women for America (CWA), the largest public policy organization for women in the country, had this to say on the retirement announcement of Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court Stephen Breyer: “Justice Breyer’s announcement comes as no surprise to those of us engaged in the policy, […]

Breyer Retires

I was done writing my newsletter piece to you when the news broke. Justice Stephen Breyer is retiring. That changes things a bit. No official word from the Supreme Court, though, which is interesting and suggests someone talked without authorization. It immediately brought memories of these radical groups in Washington, D.C., driving trucks saying “Breyer […]

Indefensible Roe – The Scientific Track

Do not believe your lying eyes. This (pictured above) is not a baby. No sir. If it were a person, then the Supreme Court itself admitted in Roe they would not have made the decision they made to allow her to be crushed and sucked out of her mother’s womb. It is actually a good thing they […]

Supreme Court Releases Opinions in Texas Abortion Law Cases

As we discussed recently, the state of Texas presented a novel problem to the United States Supreme Court by enacting a law prohibiting abortions after a heartbeat is detected, but giving the right of enforcement to private citizens and not to any state official. Today, the Court handed down its opinion dismissing most of the […]

Indefensible Roe – The Policy Track

Having established that “The Constitution does not explicitly mention any right of privacy,” as the Court accurately noted in Roe, and that the Court relied on that virtual right to further invent another constitutional “right” to abortion with no basis in law, history or tradition, we turn to the Court’s dreadful shift to policymaking and why it, too, is indefensible. […]

Indefensible Roe – The Legal Track

As that great bulwark of honesty Buddy the elf would say, Roe “sit[s] on a throne of lies.” This series will expose many of them in the spiritual, scientific, cultural, moral, and policy realm. But we start this endeavor with the most pressing deception as far as it concerns the U.S. Supreme Court’s upcoming considerations […]

Indefensible Roe — An Introduction

Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, the Mississippi case where abortionists are challenging the state’s “Gestational Age Act,” should force the United States Supreme Court to reevaluate its disastrous abortion jurisprudence. Because Mississippi’s law places strict limits on abortion after 15 weeks, it runs straight up against the Court’s nonsensical and arbitrary “viability” pronouncement which has somewhat […]

On the Maine Vaccine Mandate Case Before the U.S. Supreme Court

In a recent emergency application before the United States Supreme Court, the justices declined an appeal from Maine health care workers to stop the enforcement of a vaccine mandate that did not contain a religious exemption. Though certainly disappointing, those concerned with these oppressive vaccine mandates should not read much into the denial, and indeed […]

What did the Supreme Court Do in the Challenge Against Texas Heartbeat Law?

The radical left and its media enablers are going berserk over the United States Supreme Court’s denial of an application for injunctive relief to stop Texas’s Heartbeat Law from going into effect. The Court simply refused to act in an activist manner and allowed the process to work as it was constitutionally envisioned. Anyone seeking […]

Your Voice in the Biggest Abortion Case of Our Lifetime

The Concerned Women for America (CWA) Legal Studies Department is proud to report that we have completed your amicus (friend of the Court’s) brief in the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization abortion case before the United States Supreme Court.   From the outset, we let the Court know we are representing you, and we make […]