The Iowa Faith & Freedom Coalition hosted its annual Spring Kickoff last night at Point of Grace Church in Waukee, Iowa, to an incredible crowd of faith-based conservative activists for an evening that will truly serve as the spark plug for the 2014 midterm elections.
FFC Chairman Ralph Reed joins the Great American Panel to discuss his new book, “Awakening” and some of the nation’s
“Politically conservative Catholics and Evangelicals may have played an important role in the surprising victory of Republican David Jolly over Democrat Alex Sink in Florida’s Tuesday special election to fill the U.S. House seat for the state’s district 13.
Faith & Freedom Coalition turned out a record number of pro-family voters in FL-13 in the final weeks prior to the special election, mobilizing evangelical and Roman Catholic voters to play a pivotal role in a campaign that highlighted the toxicity of Obamacare and may represent a harbinger of the 2014 elections.
Ralph Reed sat down with the National Review at CPAC 2014 to discuss the 2014 midterm elections and the future of the conservative movement
FFC Founder and chairman Ralph Reed on the political roundtable with David Gregory, Andrea Mitchell, Ron Fournier and Rep. Karen Bass.
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.
