Last Thursday, the GA Faith & Freedom Coalition hosted its first ever Legislative Luncheon at the state Capitol. Speakers at the sold out event included leaders such as Insurance Commissioner Ralph Hudgens, Secretary of State Brian Kemp, Lieutenant Governor Casey Cagle, Representative Sam Teasley, Speaker David Ralston, and Attorney General Sam Olens.
Faith & Freedom Coalition, a grassroots pro-family public policy organization with over 750,000 members and 400 local chapters, announced today that its campaign opposing the proposed Internal Revenue Service regulations governing “social welfare” 501(c)(4) organizations had generated an estimated 61,461 public comments from grassroots citizens urging that the regulations be withdrawn.
Former Governor of Arkansas, Mike Huckabee will attend the annual Iowa Faith & Freedom Coalition Spring Banquet on April 8, in Waukee, IA. Huckabee, a potential 2016 presidential candidate, won the Iowa Straw Poll in 2007 and the caucus 2008.
Gallup recently conducted a survey on the states that were most and least religious. According to the poll, 41% of Americans say “religion is very important in their daily lives” and “attend church worship services weekly or nearly weekly.”
Ralph Reed discusses the effect of Obamacare on American jobs.
The Faith & Freedom Coalition announced today that it was contacting its more than 700,000 members and supporters to urge them to call and write the Academy of Motion Pictures of Arts and Sciences and register their strong protest of the Academy’s controversial decision to rescind an Oscar nomination for Best Song to ‘Alone Yet Not Alone,’ a song from the faith-based film of the same name.
Today in Washington, FFC Founder & Chairman Ralph Reed submitted testimony to the House Ways and Means Committee, Oversight Subcommittee, before tomorrow’s hearing featuring IRS Commissioner John Koskinen.
