The Election and the U.S. Senate – A Look Ahead
Democrats currently hold a one seat majority in the United States Senate with Vice-President Harris often acting as the tie-breaking vote. However, Republicans have the potential to take over the majority on Election Day. Here are the key races to watch that could change the makeup of the Senate. Arizona Arizona became a toss-up when […]
Spotlight on CWA – October 2024
As we are now in the home stretch of this election year, our Concerned Women for America (CWA) leaders around the country are laser-focused on get-out-the-vote efforts. This week our Field Development Coordinator, Michelle Minor, surveyed our highly active field members. This survey showed that during this election season, our diligent members organized almost 800 […]
Hostility Towards Religion on Display at the Supreme Court in Maryland Cross Case
This week the United States Supreme Court heard oral arguments in The American Legion v. American Humanist Association. The case deals with a 93-year-old World War I memorial shaped like a cross that was erected to honor fallen soldiers. The memorial stood for 80-plus years without challenge, but now it offends the American Humanist Association […]
A Big Blow for Abortion Advocates
Bad news for pro-abortion advocates: the United States District Court for the District of Maryland just issued a ruling on an important FirstAmendment pro-life case (Centro Tepeyac v. Montgomery County), exposing, yet again, the radicalism and lack of care for women of the pro-“choice” movement.
CWA Testifies in Support of Marriage Before Maryland Senate
Mario Diaz, Esq., CWA’s Policy Director for Legal Issues, recenty testified before the Maryland Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee in support of God’s model for marriage.