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On Friday’s edition of “Washington Watch with Tony Perkins” Zach Dasher, the nephew of Duck Dynasty patriarch Phil Robertson, guest hosts for Tony. Author and President of the Government Accountability Institute, Peter Schweizer, joins Zach to highlight his latest book, Clinton Cash: The Untold Story of How and Why Foreign Governments and Businesses Helped Make Bill and Hillary Rich -- which details the Clinton’s corruption over the years. President and Chairman of Citizens United, David Bossie, is here to discuss the latest in the ongoing saga regarding Hillary Clinton’s use of several private email servers and devices while conducting official state department business. Also, Senior Pastor of Gateway Chruch, Robert Morris, joins Zach to discuss the important role Christians play in the political process and the need to be involved.

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Stop the Federal Government from Religious Discrimination

The National Defense Authorization Act for FY 2017 (“NDAA”) has passed in both the House of Representatives and the Senate. Conferees from both chambers of Congress will meet to resolve which provisions should be included in the final version of the bill to send to the President’s desk. Now is the time for you to ask your Congressman to ensure the NDAA includes provisions securing the freedom to believe for religious contractors, preventing the federal government from creating an abortion slush fund, protecting women from being forced to register for the draft, and prohibiting people with gender dysphoria from serving in the military.

The House-passed version of the NDAA includes a provision, referred to as the Russell Amendment, which protects the freedom of religious organizations receiving federal contracts to hire employees who support the core mission of the organization, in accordance with federal employment protections like Title VII. Failing to maintain these protections for religious organizations forces them out of the contracting sphere and hurts those whom they serve, like refugees, veterans, and children. While this provision was not included in the Senate-passed NDAA, the House-passed language should be preserved in Conference.

The conferees should strike the language included in the Senate-passed NDAA that awards a single ... (more)

FRC Action: Values Voter Summit

FRC Action is hosting its annual Values Voter Summit September 9-11 to inform and mobilize citizens across America to preserve the values paramount to a cohesive society: traditional marriage, religious liberty, sanctity of life, and limited government. 

 

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Women in Special Ops and Selective Service

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In the First World War, trench lines extended hundreds of miles throughout Europe. Enemy armies faced one another in fixed positions, with networks of tunnels and exit pathways clearly distinguishing the front lines from the rear areas. Those days are long past. Today's combat is fluid, without fixed battle lines. Modern warfare is a matter of stealth and firefights, not battles of tens of thousands opposing one another from static positions. That's why the term "women in combat" is misleading. Women are in combat. They serve in myriad ... (more)

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The First Amendment Defense Act Should Not Protect Multiple Views of Marriage

by Family Research Council

Since the introduction of the First Amendment Defense Act (“FADA”), Family Research Council has been a strong supporter, advocating for co-sponsorship, a hearing, and markup on the bill. Even after the language was significantly narrowed in September of 2015, FRC maintained its support and encouraged other groups to advocate for action on the bill. In fact, in February FRC led a coalition letter signed by almost one hundred different organizations endorsing the September-released language and calling for a vote on that language. ... (more)