S. AMDT. 1520 Sample Letters to the Senate

The Honorable United States Senate Washington, D.C. 20510 Dear Senator, On behalf of millions of women nationwide, I am writing today to urge you to support the Blunt Amendment (S. AMDT. 1520) to the transportation bill. This amendment is crucial to protecting our all-important First Amendment rights, thus ensuring that those who participate in the […]

Senate Committee Vote Set to Repeal DOMA

On November 3, the Senate Judiciary Committee will vote on the Respect for Marriage Act, S. 598. This legislation will repeal the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) and will force states to recognize any kind of marriage sanctioned by another state including same-sex or polygamous marriages.

CWA Reacts to VP Biden’s Comments Supporting China’s One-Child Policy

Following Vice President Joe Biden’s speech approving of China’s one-child policy, Penny Nance, CEO and President of Concerned Women for America, said the following: “Vice President Biden’s approval of China’s one-child policy, which uses forced abortion to enforce the law, crosses the lines of ignorant and wrong. Then to suggest that the United States should […]

CWA: York’s “Submissive Wife” Question Completely Ignorant

The Washington Examiner’s Byron York annoyed the crowd last night when he asked Michele Bachmann if she would be submissive to her husband if elected president. Equally annoyed was Penny Nance, CEO and President of Concerned Women for America: “I was taken aback once again by the temerity of the media last night. Byron York’s […]

$1.2 Million “Spenditol” Television Ad Buy Targets Washington’s Spending Addiction

Washington, D.C.-Concerned Women for America Legislative Action Committee (CWALAC) will launch an aggressive $1.15 million television ad buy beginning Thursday, July 21. The “Spenditol” buy targets Washington’s spending addiction during the height of the debt-ceiling debate. The ad will air in four states-Florida, Ohio, Nebraska, and Montana-as well as nationally on cable television networks such […]

Violent Video Games Reign Supreme

Although billions of dollars are spent on advertising every year, the Court stubbornly clung to the fallacy that extremely violent video games have very little effect on our children.

Same-sex

Late on Friday evening the New York Senate approved same-sex “marriage” making New York the sixth state that allows people of the same sex to marry.