On today's program, hosts Ed Martin and Cherilyn Eagar talk about week's news wrap up. The world continues to react to British infant Charlie Gard. Trump connects with Poland at the G20. DC Director Rebekah Gantner joins us for her weekly … [Read more...] about Radio Live: Charlie Gard, Trump Connects With Poland, Inside the Beltway, Fifty Years of PS Report
Election Integrity Will Make America Great Again
While the Washington Post searches high and low for another Watergate scandal, it is simply nowhere to be found. The remarkable tranquility in the stock market belies the hysterical cries of disaster emanating from Washington, D.C. The … [Read more...] about Election Integrity Will Make America Great Again
Radio Live: Energy Regs, Convention of States, CNN Downfall, Bannon Returns, Inequality At Wimbledon
Hosts Ed Martin and Cherilyn Eagar tackle hot topics of the week! Andy Schlafly joins us for his weekly Court Watch segment. This week: courts deny delay of crippling energy regulations. We also talk about the Convention of States, CNN's … [Read more...] about Radio Live: Energy Regs, Convention of States, CNN Downfall, Bannon Returns, Inequality At Wimbledon
“Awakening Parents” On Education Rights
Throughout the years, the Phyllis Schlafly Report has been more than a source of conservative commentary and talking points. To a great extent, the purpose of the PSR has also been to be a source of facts that Americans could not find anywhere else. … [Read more...] about “Awakening Parents” On Education Rights
Anniversary of the First Republican Convention
In Ripon, Wisconsin, anti-slavery activists met on February 28, 1854, then held their first State Convention in Jackson, Michigan, on this day – July 6 – 1854. They named their party Republican, with the chief plank being “to … [Read more...] about Anniversary of the First Republican Convention
35 Years After the Defeat of ERA
The Equal Rights Amendment died thirty-five years ago, on June 30, 1982, as its opponents gathered at a banquet with Phyllis Schlafly to celebrate its demise. The Supreme Court subsequently ruled that the time for its ratification had expired, and … [Read more...] about 35 Years After the Defeat of ERA
Independence Day’s Historical Significance
As we reminisce on this year’s Independence Day celebrations, let’s take time to remember another significant historical happening on July the 4th. An awe swept the country when two towering historical figures and American framers died … [Read more...] about Independence Day’s Historical Significance
Religion is Part of Our Founding
Did you know that the Declaration of Independence is America’s great religious document? The Declaration of Independence is the official and unequivocal recognition by the American people of our belief and faith in God. It affirms God’s … [Read more...] about Religion is Part of Our Founding
A Declaration for All Generations
// Recorded previously by Phyllis Schlafly - July 2015 // Independence Day has many traditions associated with it. Many Americans will celebrate it with fireworks or barbeques. Some will celebrate with picnics and parades. All these are great things, … [Read more...] about A Declaration for All Generations
The Day ERA Died
Today we celebrate the anniversary of freedom for the American family. On this day, June 30, 1982, Phyllis Schlafly and her dedicated army of volunteers laid the Equal Rights Amendment to rest, once and for all. Thirty-five years ago … [Read more...] about The Day ERA Died
