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- ACU Foundation Releases Latest Scores of Rhode Island General Assembly
ACU Foundation Releases Latest Scores of Rhode Island General Assembly ACU Foundation Releases Latest Scores of Rhode Island General Assembly The American Conservative Union Foundation conducts an annual, in-depth analysis to rate all 8,000 lawmakers in America, revealing their positions on a wide variety of issues directly affecting our communities and families. Check out the press release below with more details and please take action ! It only takes three minutes to let your legislators know that their score from the American Conservative Union Foundation is important to you, and you expect them to support more conservative policies. CPAC and ACUF Release New Rhode Island Lawmaker Scorecard Platform Rhode Island Lawmakers Rated Across 186 Conservative Policy Areas Alexandria, VA— The American Conservative Union Foundation (ACUF) has launched a new platform to hold lawmakers accountable to conservative principles for the 50th Anniversary of ACU’s Ratings Program. The ACUF, host of the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) will deploy the platform to its activist base, where tools such as the lawmaker comparison function will highlight to voters which conservative champions to rally behind. View the Scorecard of Rhode Island State Lawmakers Here “Our new ACU Ratings website offers an accessible and dynamic way for voters across the country to discover whether their lawmakers use their power to advance conservative principles,” said ACU Chairman Matt Schlapp. “Over our 50-year history, we’ve compiled 15,000 lawmakers in our database and scored them across 186 different policy areas. For the first time, voters have access to a huge breadth of information that offers a distinct impression of the way lawmakers view the role of government in a person’s life.” ACUF’s Ratings of Congress and Ratings of the States are initiatives of ACUF’s Center for Legislative Accountability (CLA). These ratings are designed to reflect how over 8,000 elected officials across the nation view the role of government while illustrating the differences between chambers of the legislature and revealing lawmakers’ positions across 186 policy areas that directly affect citizens. ACU Foundation reviewed each piece of legislation voted on in both chambers of the legislature to produce average scores of each chamber as well as individual scores for each sitting member. Click Here to view the 2020 Ratings of Rhode Island online and Click Here to view the PDF version . ### Chip in to support ACUF’s Ratings Our staff spends thousands of hours analyzing more than 105,000 pieces of legislation voted on by Congress and every state legislature in the country. Your support is critical to be able to provide this level of insight and transparency. Will you please make a tax-deductible donation today to support transparency and ratings of Rhode Island legislators? NEWS & RELEASES . Read More → View More → Menu Close Home Giving Centers Nolan Center for Justice Center for Legislative Accountability Center for Combating Human Trafficking Center for Regulatory Freedom Coalition Against Socialized Medicine Get Involved About Home Giving M E N U Home Giving
- CPAC and ACUF Release Scorecard of Minnesota Lawmakers
CPAC and ACUF Release Scorecard of Minnesota Lawmakers CPAC and ACUF Release Scorecard of Minnesota Lawmakers The American Conservative Union Foundation conducts an annual, in-depth analysis to rate all 8,000 lawmakers in America, revealing their positions on a wide variety of issues directly affecting our communities and families. Check out the press release below with more details and please take action ! It only takes three minutes to let your legislators know that their score from the American Conservative Union Foundation is important to you, and you expect them to support more conservative policies. ACU to Present Awards to Top-Scoring Minnesota Lawmakers at CPAC CPAC and ACUF Release Minnesota Legislative Scorecard ALEXANDRIA, VA (January 31, 2022) — As the new legislative session kicks off, several Minnesota legislators are set to be recognized at CPAC for their conservative voting records based off of a just released analysis from ACUF’s Center for Legislative Accountability. Lawmakers received high marks for combatting Gov. Tim Walz excessive COVID-19 shutdown policies, as well as for efforts to block labor union mandates and tax hikes. The American Conservative Union Foundation (ACUF) analysis reveals the state legislature’s deep political polarization, with Republicans voting with the conservative position an average of 81.23%, while Democrats average a mere 6.2% in 2021. Click Here to view the 2021 Ratings of Minnesota The Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) will be taking place in Orlando, Florida from February 24-27, 2022. To earn an invitation, a lawmaker must vote with the conservative position at least 80% of the time, as calculated by the American Conservative Union Foundation’s Center for Legislative Accountability. The following members receive our highest award, the Award for Conservative Excellence, for scores of 90% or more: Rep. Steve Drazkowski (100%) Rep. Cal Bahr (96%) Rep. Steve Green (96%) Rep. Josh Heintzeman (96%) Rep. Shane Mekeland (96%) Rep. Jeremy Munson (96%) Rep. Duane Quam (96%) Rep. Matthew Grossell (96%) Rep. Peggy Scott (95%) Rep. Ron Kresha (95%) Rep. John Heinrich (95%) Rep. Jeff Backer (93%) Rep. John Burkel (93%) Rep. Brian Daniels (93%) Rep. Kurt Daudt (93%) Rep. Brian Johnson (93%) Rep. Debra Kiel (93%) Rep. Eric Lucero (93%) Rep. Erik Mortensen (93%) Rep. Kristin Robbins (93%) Rep. Tama Theis (93%) Rep. Sondra Erickson (93%) Rep. Matt Bliss (92%) Rep. Marion O’Neill (92%) Rep. Joe Schomacker (92%) Rep. Paul Torkelson (92%) Rep. Joe McDonald (90%) Click Here to view the PDF version of the ratings Among the 52 roll call votes scored by the ACUF is the legislation meant to help secure elections (SF 173), efforts to amend a bill imposing labor union mandates (SF 9), defeating attempted tax hikes (HF 991), and efforts to combat Gov. Tim Walz excessive COVID-19 policies (SF 1, SF 2, HF 2, SC 5, HF 33). ACUF’s Ratings of Congress and Ratings of the States are initiatives of American Conservative Union Foundation (ACUF)’s Center for Legislative Accountability (CLA). These ratings are designed to reflect how more than 8,000 elected officials across the nation view the role of government while illustrating the differences between chambers of the legislature and revealing lawmakers’ positions across 186 policy areas that directly affect citizens. For media inquiries, contact our Communications Department at comms@conservative.org . xxx Chip in to support ACUF’s Ratings Our staff spends thousands of hours analyzing more than 105,000 pieces of legislation voted on by Congress and every state legislature in the country. Your support is critical to be able to provide this level of insight and transparency. Will you please make a tax-deductible donation today to support transparency and ratings of Minnesota legislators? NEWS & RELEASES . Read More → View More → Menu Close Home Giving Centers Nolan Center for Justice Center for Legislative Accountability Center for Combating Human Trafficking Center for Regulatory Freedom Coalition Against Socialized Medicine Get Involved About Home Giving M E N U Home Giving
- ACU Foundation Releases Latest Scores of Massachusetts Legislature
ACU Foundation Releases Latest Scores of Massachusetts Legislature ACU Foundation Releases Latest Scores of Massachusetts Legislature The American Conservative Union Foundation conducts an annual, in-depth analysis to rate all 8,000 lawmakers in America, revealing their positions on a wide variety of issues directly affecting our communities and families. Check out the press release below with more details and please take action ! It only takes three minutes to let your legislators know that their score from the American Conservative Union Foundation is important to you, and you expect them to support more conservative policies. Massachusetts Ranked Most Liberal In Nation New CPAC and ACUF scorecard evaluates lawmakers across 186 policies ALEXANDRIA, VA (October 28, 2021) —The Massachusetts legislature has been named the most liberal in the nation. That’s according to a new analysis conducted by the Conservative Political Action Conference, or CPAC, and the American Conservative Union Foundation, (ACUF). The analysis reviewed the voting records of over 8,000 elected officials across all 50 states, and found that only 16 percent of votes cast by Massachusetts lawmakers were aligned with the conservative position. View the State Rankings Here Only nine of the 200 members of the Massachusetts legislature received scores greater than 80% and will be presented awards by ACUF: Rep. Shawn Dooley (94%), Rep. Peter Durant (94%), Rep. Donald Berthiaume Jr. (94%), Sen. Dean Tran (89%), Rep. David DeCoste (88%), Rep. Randy Hunt (87%), Rep. Jay Barrows (82%), Rep. Susan Williams Gifford (82%), Rep. Alyson Sullivan (82%). View the Massachusetts Analysis Here ACUF’s Ratings of Congress and Ratings of the States are initiatives of American Conservative Union Foundation (ACUF)’s Center for Legislative Accountability (CLA). These ratings are designed to reflect how over 8,000 elected officials across the nation view the role of government while illustrating the differences between chambers of the legislature and revealing lawmakers’ positions across 186 policy areas that directly affect citizens. For the 50th anniversary of ACUF’s ratings program, the Center for Legislative Accountability (CLA) has launched a new platform to help activists: Run head to head comparisons of state and federal lawmakers Learn the conservative policy position through the system’s 15,000 bill database Breakdown every lawmaker’s strongest and weakest policy area ### Chip in to support ACUF’s Ratings Our staff spends thousands of hours analyzing more than 105,000 pieces of legislation voted on by Congress and every state legislature in the country. Your support is critical to be able to provide this level of insight and transparency. Will you please make a tax-deductible donation today to support transparency and ratings of Massachusetts legislators? NEWS & RELEASES . Read More → View More → Menu Close Home Giving Centers Nolan Center for Justice Center for Legislative Accountability Center for Combating Human Trafficking Center for Regulatory Freedom Coalition Against Socialized Medicine Get Involved About Home Giving M E N U Home Giving
- CPAC Releases Montana Legislative Scorecard, Revealing Strong Conservative Wins From the Treasure State.
CPAC Releases Montana Legislative Scorecard, Revealing Strong Conservative Wins From the Treasure State. CPAC Releases Montana Legislative Scorecard, Revealing Strong Conservative Wins From the Treasure State. ALEXANDRIA, VA (January 5, 2023) — CPAC Foundation’s latest analysis reveals the extraordinary breadth of conservative victories delivered by the Montanan legislature this last session. Montanan legislators passed positively rated bills touching all but 2 of the 17 overarching issues that the CLA rates, a major accomplishment that most red states did not achieve. SEE SCORECARD HERE “Montanan legislators only meet every other year, but that hasn’t stopped them from racking up conservative wins across the board.” said CPAC Chairman Matt Schlapp. “Governor Greg Gianforte and the Republican legislature deserve to be commended for delivering results on major conservative priorities.” CPAC recognizes several Montana state legislators for their conservative voting records. The following members of the Montana State Legislature earned CPAC’s Award for Conservative Excellence for voting with the conservative position at least 90% of the time during the 2023 session. Senate: Bob Brown (97%) John Esp (97%) John Fuller (97%) Carl Glimm (97%) Steve Hinebauch (97%) Dennis Lenz (97%) Theresa Manzella (97%) Tom McGillvray (97%) Mark Noland (97%) Keith Regier (97%) Barry Usher (97%) Becky Beard (94%) Daniel Emrich (94%) Shelley Vance (94%) Jason Ellsworth (91%) Steve Fitzpatrick (91%) Greg Hertz (91%) Dan Bartel (90%) Forrest Mandeville (90%) House: Sherry Essmann (100%) Jedediah Hinkle (97%) Rhonda Knudsen (97%) Lola Sheldon-Galloway (97%) Paul Fielder (97%) Nelly Nicol (97%) Jodee Etchart (94%) Lyn Hellegaard (94%) Caleb Hinkle (94%) Bob Keenan (94%) Braxton Mitchell (94%) Amy Regier (94%) Linda Reksten (94%) Tanner Smith (94%) Steven Galloway (94%) Matt Regier (94%) Jerry Schillinger (94%) Zack Wirth (94%) Greg Kmetz (93%) Fiona Nave (93%) James Bergstrom (91%) Jennifer Carlson (91%) Terry Falk (91%) Steve Gist (91%) Steve Gunderson (91%) Naarah Hastings (91%) Scot Kerns (91%) Brandon Ler (91%) Terry Moore (91%) Bob Phalen (91%) Mike Yakawich (90%) Joe Read (90%) Kerri Seekins-Crowe (90%) Additionally, many lawmakers in the Montana State Legislature earned CPAC’s Award for Conservative Achievement for voting with the conservative position at least 80% of the time during the 2023 session. The bills featured in CPAC’s 2023 Ratings of Montana address school choice, parental rights in education, and national security. These issues, coupled with our mission to protect life, liberty, property and uphold the American family, created the basis by which the CPAC Foundation rated the Montana legislature. The Center for Legislative Accountability (CLA), an initiative of the CPAC Foundation, is the premier organization for holding lawmakers accountable. The CLA produces the longest-running conservative congressional scorecard and our state program is the only one in the nation that scores all 8,000 lawmakers in the 50 states across every policy area. NEWS & RELEASES . Read More → View More → Menu Close Home Giving Centers Nolan Center for Justice Center for Legislative Accountability Center for Combating Human Trafficking Center for Regulatory Freedom Coalition Against Socialized Medicine Get Involved About Home Giving M E N U Home Giving
- CPAC Releases South Dakota Legislative Scorecard, Exposing a Republican Legislature that Struggles to Pass Even the Mildest of Conservative Policies.
CPAC Releases South Dakota Legislative Scorecard, Exposing a Republican Legislature that Struggles to Pass Even the Mildest of Conservative Policies. CPAC Releases South Dakota Legislative Scorecard, Exposing a Republican Legislature that Struggles to Pass Even the Mildest of Conservative Policies. ALEXANDRIA, VA (January 18, 2024) — CPAC Foundation’s latest analysis reveals that South Dakotan Republicans fail to stick together on votes for conservative legislation, resulting in an average score around 73% across both chambers. Overall, Democrat averages remained around their lifetime average of 35%. SEE SCORECARD HERE “South Dakota’s legislators passed up opportunities to protect kids from radical gender ideology in schools, defeated reforms of the growing welfare state, and failed to pass other conservative priorities this past session," said CPAC Chairman Matt Schlapp. “Among red states, South Dakota’s Republicans appear to be ‘asleep at the wheel.’” CPAC recognizes several South Dakota state legislators recognized by CPAC for their conservative voting records. The following members of the South Dakota State Legislature earned CPAC’s Award for Conservative Excellence for voting with the conservative position at least 90% of the time during the 2023 session. Senate: Julie Frye-Mueller (100%) Tom Pischke (100%) Brent Hoffman (92%) Jim Stalzer (91%) House: Aaron Aylward (100%) Phil Jensen (100%) Karla Lems (100%) Tina Mulally (100%) Tony Randolph (100%) John Sjaarda (100%) Ben Krohmer (92%) Additionally, several lawmakers in the South Dakota State Legislature earned CPAC’s Award for Conservative Achievement for voting with the conservative position at least 80% of the time during the 2023 session. Their names are highlighted in gray on the scorecard. The bills featured in CPAC’s 2023 Ratings of South Dakota address government spending, parental rights in education, and national security. These issues, coupled with our mission to protect life, liberty, property and uphold the American family, created the basis by which the CPAC Foundation rated the South Dakota legislature. The Center for Legislative Accountability (CLA), an initiative of the CPAC Foundation, is the premier organization for holding lawmakers accountable. The CLA produces the longest-running conservative congressional scorecard and our state program is the only one in the nation that scores all 8,000 lawmakers in the 50 states across every policy area. NEWS & RELEASES . Read More → View More → Menu Close Home Giving Centers Nolan Center for Justice Center for Legislative Accountability Center for Combating Human Trafficking Center for Regulatory Freedom Coalition Against Socialized Medicine Get Involved About Home Giving M E N U Home Giving
- Join Matt and Mercedes Schlapp at A Seat At The Table
Join Matt and Mercedes Schlapp at A Seat At The Table Join Matt and Mercedes Schlapp at A Seat At The Table Matt and Mercedes Schlapp will be in Somerset, New Jersey for the A Seat At The Table event on April 28th. This is a very important event for New Jerseyans to talk about real solutions for the state and nation. Join us! RSVP here. NEWS & RELEASES . Read More → View More → Menu Close Home Giving Centers Nolan Center for Justice Center for Legislative Accountability Center for Combating Human Trafficking Center for Regulatory Freedom Coalition Against Socialized Medicine Get Involved About Home Giving M E N U Home Giving
- CPAC in DC 2023 Straw Poll Results
CPAC in DC 2023 Straw Poll Results CPAC in DC 2023 Straw Poll Results NEWS & RELEASES . Read More → View More → Menu Close Home Giving Centers Nolan Center for Justice Center for Legislative Accountability Center for Combating Human Trafficking Center for Regulatory Freedom Coalition Against Socialized Medicine Get Involved About Home Giving M E N U Home Giving
- Rewarding rioters
Rewarding rioters Rewarding rioters Ever wonder why the same faces seem to pop up night after night in violent riot footage? One reason may be that Joe Biden’s campaign staff bails them out after they’re arrested and then crows about it on social media. For Biden, tolerating riots is par for the course. In the spring of 1992, following the acquittal of a quartet of police officers who arrested and beat Rodney King, swaths of Los Angeles were engulfed in flames as violent rioting rocked the city. The horrific result of the uprising included 63 deaths, more than 2,300 injuries, and a number of communities up in flames . By early summer, Congress legislatively dealt with the aftermath. The Democrat chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee expressed concern that emergency funds included in the supplemental appropriations bill would send a message that the federal government will reward looting, rioting, killing and burning. “It is extremely important that we communicate loud and clear that these actions will not be tolerated,” [s]he emphasized. Joe Biden voted against a proposed amendment to “prohibit the use of federal funds to assist those arrested or convicted of riot-related crime.” On May 20, 1992 the well-supported amendment passed 68-28, but Joe Biden’s NO vote signaled his alignment with the most radical elements of his party. In the 90s, Biden voted against prohibiting the use of federal funds to reward rioters. Today, he claims he does not condone rioting and looting, but his staff bailed out rioters who left Minneapolis in ruins. In 2020, his campaign’s game plan is to harness destruction and violence in an attempt to bring Democrats back to power. Upon reflection, his record and gut check in moments of civil unrest is remarkably consistent: he’s consistently been radical and wrong. NEWS & RELEASES . Read More → View More → Menu Close Home Giving Centers Nolan Center for Justice Center for Legislative Accountability Center for Combating Human Trafficking Center for Regulatory Freedom Coalition Against Socialized Medicine Get Involved About Home Giving M E N U Home Giving
- ACU’s Letter to MLB: Move All-Star Game Back to Atlanta, Correct Lies about Conservative Election Reforms
ACU’s Letter to MLB: Move All-Star Game Back to Atlanta, Correct Lies about Conservative Election Reforms ACU’s Letter to MLB: Move All-Star Game Back to Atlanta, Correct Lies about Conservative Election Reforms The Honorable Rob Manfred Commissioner, Major League Baseball The Office of the Commissioner of Baseball 1271 Avenue of the Americas New York, NY, 10020 Dear Commissioner Manfred, The American Conservative Union writes to you on behalf of the millions of Americans across the country who are members of our organization and those who align with our views regarding the values enshrined in the US Constitution. Our country is unique; it remains the only nation founded on the proposition that people can and should govern themselves. This proposition is predicated on our ability to conduct free and fair elections so the will of the people can be known and relied upon when choosing elected representatives to Congress and the respective state legislatures. Throughout our nation’s history, there have been some who have sought to end the American experiment in democratic self-government. Whether motivated by socialist, fascist or other illiberal authoritarian impulses, these radicals despise the virtues upon which free people can live in harmony. And you have played into their hands. Your comments regarding the improvements to the Georgia election law are baseless and contrary to reality. Worse, your misguided comments and actions have harmed the good people of Atlanta, especially the African American community. Therefore, we urge you to publicly correct the record on Georgia’s election reform law. It is important that you do not stay silent since you contributed to the deeply flawed and misleading perceptions about the contents of the bill. Because you added to this already dishonest discussion by abruptly deciding (without reading the law as it would seem evident) to remove the 2021 MLB Draft and All-Star Game from the city of Atlanta. Moreover, the highly politicized group of radicals who aim to upend the great traditions of America must not believe they can continue to shame decent people into making false confessions, simply to avoid being defamed or harmed economically. After the recent media exposure of the actual substance of the Georgia law, we assume that you now understand how you have contributed to the false narrative about Georgia Senate Bill 202. Nevertheless, here are some of the facts, of which you clearly were not aware when you opined on the bill: The law authorizes the use of drop boxes as a legal means by which to return absentee ballots. This was never an option before 2020 when the Georgia Board of Elections made an emergency accommodation to allow drop boxes during the height of the Covid-19 lockdowns. Election workers, not political groups , can set up food and water stations at the polls. This provision is solely a prohibition against soliciting votes within 150 feet of the polling place. Nothing in the law prevents people from eating or drinking in line. Any registered voter requesting an absentee ballot will need to write his or her driver’s license or state ID number on the application to receive a ballot. This is an important transition away from subjective signature verification to objective identity verification, and the law lists many alternative sources of proof for people who don’t have a driver’s license or state ID number. The time period to request an absentee ballot has been reduced from 180 days to 78 days. Any argument that this shorter time period will discourage people from voting is not grounded in reality. This change simply ensures that fewer people who request absentee ballots will move, die, or change their minds leading up to an election. It is a safeguard against mistakes and fraud. These are reforms that have long been supported by a broad, bipartisan group of leaders for years. Yet recently, some have seen fit to make false claims about the value of these reforms, without any evidence whatsoever. The Georgia law in fact expands access to voting and gives wider availability on early voting, more so than some of the biggest MLB markets in the country. The law also includes reforms that are supported by large majorities of Americans; as the AP found over 70% of Americans support presenting some form of Government ID in order to cast a ballot in our elections. In another poll conducted by the Daily Wire, a majority support the key provisions in the Georgia law and oppose corporations and sports teams that inject themselves into politics. In light of this information, we encourage you to revisit your decision to move the All-Star Game to Colorado and ask you to return it to Georgia. Some of our supporters have asked whether Major League Baseball’s delay in making an appropriate apology might be related to the continued human rights abuses perpetrated by the ruling Chinese Communist Party. It is well known that MLB engages in business with the enemies of the very freedoms that Americans care about. This makes your criticism of the Georgia law seem more like an attempt to cleanse MLB’s own conscience while continuing to profit from its relationship with the Chinese Communist Party (even as Beijing boasts a record of abuse towards millions of innocent human beings, including Muslims in the interior of the country and the people of Hong Kong who only wish to be free). MLB’s recent public condemnation of a law it did not understand, and the resulting harm to the city of Atlanta, reveal the dangers associated with exercising your authority in an attempt to appease the Left. Your virtue signaling has robbed the people of Georgia of $100 million, especially impacting minority businesses that benefit from MLB’s presence in Atlanta. The appetite of radicals is insatiable, and their ultimate target is the destruction of our nation’s freedoms. The record must be corrected. We urge you to publicly acknowledge the mistaken assumptions and brazen mistruths propagated by your organization against Georgia’s election reform law. We also call on you to stand down and desist from threatening other governors and state legislators whose only motivation is to ensure that future elections are conducted fairly and appropriately. We ask that you meet with us to discuss this matter. To continue pushing unpopular policies that harm future elections will only threaten the very future of Major League Baseball. — The American Conservative Union NEWS & RELEASES . 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- From Protector to Persecutor
From Protector to Persecutor From Protector to Persecutor In Biden’s America, the unborn don’t stand a chance. Joe Biden’s shifting positions on abortion over the years reflect a longstanding, slavish devotion to party extremists. Even the New York Times, an outlet known for its unapologetically liberal bent, said of Biden, “his back and forth over abortion has become a hallmark of his political career.” On entering the Senate in 1973, Biden touted his Catholicism and voted pro-life. In 1974, he blasted Roe v. Wade, saying of the 1972 Supreme Court decision, “I don’t think that a woman has the sole right to say what should happen to her body.” Sadly, Biden’s penchant for championing the rights of the unborn was short-lived. The watershed moment arrived in 1982 when Biden voted for a Constitutional Amendment to overturn Roe v. Wade, allowing states to make their own decisions. At the time, Biden called it, “the single most difficult vote I’ve cast.” A year later in the Senate Judiciary Committee, he voted against it. In 1991, he even voted against a bill requiring facilities that receive federal funding to notify parents about abortions performed on their minor child. By 2019, Biden said he would codify Roe v. Wade as a federal law if he is elected. Joe Biden’s shameful transition from protecting unborn lives to facilitating the financing of their extermination tells you everything you need to know. NEWS & RELEASES . Read More → View More → Menu Close Home Giving Centers Nolan Center for Justice Center for Legislative Accountability Center for Combating Human Trafficking Center for Regulatory Freedom Coalition Against Socialized Medicine Get Involved About Home Giving M E N U Home Giving
- First anniversary of the overturning of Roe V Wade
First anniversary of the overturning of Roe V Wade First anniversary of the overturning of Roe V Wade Today is the one-year anniversary of Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization. A monumental case in the decades-long fight to defend the dignity and worth of every human life and to restore our tattered Constitution to correctly return the power to make laws to the people. Since Dobbs however, the effort to destroy life has intensified. The unholy Left in blue states have codified gruesome late-term abortions into law and woke companies subsidize the destruction of life while cutting access to maternity care. An ugly culture has emerged across our United States which dehumanizes life, seeks to sterilize children in the false notion of ‘gender-affirming’ surgeries, and devalues women by invading their bathrooms, sports teams, and sororities. With President Joe Biden at the helm, our Nation’s institutions have been coopted by the most radical elements of the Democratic party. The Left is now working to delegitimize the Supreme Court, one of the few institutions left which they do not outright control. Because of this, Merrick Garland’s DOJ has refused to enforce laws to protect the Justices and the leftist media creates fake controversies attacking the Justices who ruled in the Majority in Dobbs . Since our founding in 1964, the Conservative Political Action Coalition (CPAC) has advanced the movement to protect human dignity, religious rights, and individual liberties. The anniversary of Dobbs must serve as a call to action for all Americans to reaffirm our commitment to one another and restore our broken culture. Dobbs was not the end of the fight to protect life, but rather the beginning. NEWS & RELEASES . Read More → View More → Menu Close Home Giving Centers Nolan Center for Justice Center for Legislative Accountability Center for Combating Human Trafficking Center for Regulatory Freedom Coalition Against Socialized Medicine Get Involved About Home Giving M E N U Home Giving
- CPAC Endorses Sarah Palin
CPAC Endorses Sarah Palin CPAC Endorses Sarah Palin The Conservative Political Action Coalition (CPAC) announced its endorsement of former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin for Congress (AK). NEWS & RELEASES . Read More → View More → Menu Close Home Giving Centers Nolan Center for Justice Center for Legislative Accountability Center for Combating Human Trafficking Center for Regulatory Freedom Coalition Against Socialized Medicine Get Involved About Home Giving M E N U Home Giving







