Washington’s annual social conservative cattle call, a three-day event hosted by the Faith & Freedom Coalition, has so far amounted to a message test for a dozen Republicans running for president, each tailoring rhetoric they hope resonates among the religious right.
The leadership of the Faith & Freedom Coalition, one of the nation’s largest and most influential pro-family organizations, today decried the lack of political spine by Republicans in standing firm for the religious freedom of all Americans after a series of retreats or failures to act on various state religious freedom statutes nationwide.
As Christmas approaches, it is important to remember why we celebrate this wonderful time of year: the birth of the Savior, Jesus Christ.
Faith & Freedom Coalition today praised the decision by the U.S. Supreme Court in Town of Greece v. Galloway upholding voluntary prayers at government meetings, overturning a previous federal appellate court decision that struck down the prayers as sectarian and an unconstitutional mixing of church and state.
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.
