Georgians: Join us with our ground game
A lot is riding on the December 6 run-off race between Democrat candidate Sen. Raphael Warnock and Republican candidate Herschel Walker: life, family, parental rights, safety, finances, and so much more! That is why Concerned Women for America (CWA) is committed to joining our allies in the state and helping get out the vote. We […]
Question the Mules
Question the mules. That’s the only reasonable response to the evidence presented by Dinesh D’Souza’s new movie, 2000 Mules. The documentary offers concerning evidence of election fraud in the 2020 election that should be investigated. Whatever your views on former President Donald Trump or President Joe Biden, they are not the focus of the investigation. […]
We Need Your Help in Georgia!
Control of the U.S. Senate hinges on the January 5, 2021, Georgia runoffs between Sen. David Perdue (Republican-Incumbent) and Jon Ossoff (Democrat), and between Sen. Kelly Loeffler (Republican-Incumbent) and Raphael Warnock (Democrat). Concerned Women for America Legislative Action Committee (CWALAC) is fully engaged in the GOTV and prayer efforts in Georgia for the two U.S. Senate […]
What Sets Us Apart? Prayer and Action! Learn More.
What sets CWA apart from other organizations? Our emphasis on prayer and action at the grassroots. Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord …and who labors fervently in prayer. The greatest force for change on behalf of our families and country is indeed prayer and the responsibilities that come with our citizenship in […]
Voter guides for Georgia’s May 22 primary election
Political television ads, radio ads, mail pieces, and yard signs must mean one thing – this is election season! If you have not voted early, please be sure to vote this coming Tuesday in the May 22 primary election. Voter turnout is typically low in a non-presidential election year, but I cannot think of a […]
Georgia’s 2016 Legislative Wrap-Up
Concerned Women for America of Georgia Legislative Action Committee 2016 Legislative Session Wrap Up The fast-paced 2016 state legislative session came to a close at midnight on March 24. The 40-day session opened on January 11, and State Director Tanya Ditty represented your interests as a volunteer lobbyist at the State Capitol throughout the entire […]
Common Core Update for Georgia – Action Item Included
Over two and half years ago, a groundswell of support began growing all across this state to withdraw Georgia from the Common Core standards, national tests and the intrusive data-tracking system. This past March, the state legislature failed to pass SB 167, and, as a result, Georgia continues to align itself with the national standards […]