Legislative Update for June 8, 2012
Polls are showing that women do not buy this so-called “war on women.” Women aren’t only concerned with women’s issues but care deeply about all of the issues that impact all Americans.
Legislative Update for April 13, 2012
We are fighting against ObamaCare and safeguarding our First Amendment rights.
Legislative Update for April 6, 2012
Even though Congress was not in session, and it was Good Friday and the beginning of Passover, 72 representatives sent a letter to President Obama urging him to sign the Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA) executive order for federal contractors.
Legislative Update for March 9, 2012
As we approach the second anniversary of ObamaCare, we are constantly reminded why full repeal of this government takeover of our healthcare is necessary.
Legislative Update for March 2, 2012
Women are now speaking out, and this week showed that no one can limit our voices when fundamental religious liberty is at stake.
Legislative Update for March 2, 2012
Women are now speaking out, and this week showed that no one can limit our voices when fundamental religious liberty is at stake.
Legislative Update for February 24, 2012
Last week has shown that nothing is more fundamental to Americans then our First Amendment rights.
Legislative Update: February 7, 2012
Nancy Keenan, president of NARAL Pro-Choice America, said the HHS contraceptive mandate decision means that “millions will get access to contraception, and they will not have to ask their bosses for permission.”
Legislation Update as of January 25
CWA members and state leaders saw the profound change in the environment on Capitol Hill since last November’s elections and were encouraged.
Legislation Update as of January 20
This week all eyes have been on the House of Representatives, as the brand new Republican majority got down to business.
Legislation Update as of January 11
There has been a somber tone on Capitol Hill this week, as people came to work on Monday after receiving shocking news over the weekend.
Lame Duck Legislative Update
The House and Senate returned to Washington this week to choose leadership for the next session and help newly elected members get settled.
Legislation Update: Week of November 8
Word on the street is that there are upwards of 2,000 Democratic staffers now trying to find jobs, and prospective Republican staffers are sending in hundreds of resumes to new offices. Walk into any of the dozens of affected Democratic offices, and you’ll see moving boxes scattered all over the place.
Legislation Update: Week of September 6
The Concerned Women for America Legislation Department, however, is meeting with staffers still in D.C. to strategize and discuss what might happen once Congress reconvenes next week.