Senate Should Press on Judicial Nominations

This week, the U.S. Senate is holding hearings on two of President Donald Trump’s judicial nominees, Benjamin Flowers to the Sixth Circuit and Matthew Schwartz to the Second Circuit. Here is an area where the Senate should redouble its efforts, given that it can get little else done. Around 18 nominees await Senate action. And, […]

Payback: Abortion Radicals to the Court

President Joe Biden is doing everything in his power to pay back his pro-abortion supporters who are enraged following the recent Supreme Court decision in Dobbs, which finally overturned Roe v. Wade, sending the issue back to the states.   He recently signed an executive order to allow Medicaid funds to be used to facilitate […]

Penny Nance statement on Justice Breyer’s retirement

Penny Nance, CEO and President of Concerned Women for America (CWA), the largest public policy organization for women in the country, had this to say on the retirement announcement of Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court Stephen Breyer: “Justice Breyer’s announcement comes as no surprise to those of us engaged in the policy, […]

Breyer Retires

I was done writing my newsletter piece to you when the news broke. Justice Stephen Breyer is retiring. That changes things a bit. No official word from the Supreme Court, though, which is interesting and suggests someone talked without authorization. It immediately brought memories of these radical groups in Washington, D.C., driving trucks saying “Breyer […]

2019, The Year of Judges

As we continue to pray and fight against the unjust, politically motivated, unconstitutional impeachment of President Donald J. Trump, I want to take a moment and look back at the historic achievement we achieved in the area of judicial nominations. I do not want you to miss the important part you played in making this […]

Judicial Nominations Cap the Trump Legacy

Right at the top of the list of President Donald J. Trump’s legacy is his amazing work on judicial nominations. In just under three years, the U.S. Senate has confirmed the most circuit court judges in a president’s first term since 1980. With several confirmations this week, one out of every four circuit court judges […]