Legislative Update for July 19, 2013

Senators came to a “deal” to avoid the “nuclear option,” but it included approving the nomination of Thomas Perez for Secretary of Labor. Ouch.

Legislative Update, June 28 2013

Concerned Women for America Legislative Action Committee (CWALAC), Recording Industry Association of America, Sony Music Entertainment, and Faith and Law sponsored “Celebrating Grace with Matt Maher” on Capitol Hill.

Legislative Update for June 7, 2013

Last week, the House and Senate were both out of session for Memorial Day. They have returned for a four-week stretch, and we expect they will be busy!

Legislative Update for May 10, 2013

House Gosnell: On Thursday, we met with House leadership to discuss Congressional hearings and legislative strategy in response to the atrocities brought to light in the Kermit Gosnell trial.The House Judiciary and Energy and Commerce Committees sent letters out to all 50 states to investigate abortion clinic practices as a result of Gosnell’s trial.In addition […]

Legislative Update for April 26, 2013

Both Chambers of Congress have been calling foul over the Administration’s continual play of politics and use of the sequester to stick it to the American people – from canceled airline flights to being “locked-out” of the White House. Read this week’s Legislative Update to get the inside scoop!

Legislative Update for January 25, 2013

Without your calls and e-mails to your senators, Sen. Reid would have succeeded at trampling the rights of the minority and destroying any chance at bi-partisanship.

Legislative Update for January 18, 2013

The Senate was out of session but returns with a vengeance. The House was briefly in session before the Republican Conference had its retreat in Williamsburg, Virginia.

Legislative Update for January 4, 2013

The new Members of Congress were sworn into office on Thursday, January 3. The House also re-elected Rep. John Boehner as Speaker and Nancy Pelosi as Minority Leader. Click here to see how your representative voted. On January 4, the House and Senate met for a Joint Session of Congress to count the electoral votes for president and vice president. The official tally was 332 electoral votes for President Obama/Vice President Biden and 206 votes for Gov. Romney/Rep. Paul Ryan.

Legislative Update for December 6, 2012

Early Thursday afternoon, word spread quickly around the Hill that Sen. Jim DeMint is resigning come January and will be taking a position as president of The Heritage Foundation.

Legislative Update for October 12, 2012

This week, despite Congress officially being out of session, the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform held a hearing tackling security failures in Benghazi.

Legislative Update for October 5

Americans are safe – Congress is back at home campaigning. However, when they return, beware! We will all need to be vigilant.