When Margaret Thatcher passed away on April 8th, 2013, the world lost a strong female leader. Margaret Thatcher was not afraid to wear her politics on her sleeve. She was Britain’s first female prime minister and despite the harsh criticism she received from the opposition, she was successful in so [...]
We love seeing our fellow young conserative women making a difference and fighting for their voices to be heard. As a recent college graduate, Morgan Zegers is doing just that. She is currently running for the State Assembly in New York. Her campaign is all about preserving conservative values. She [...]
To begin this article, I had originally planned on starting with some examples of how NRA members have been portrayed in the media and social media sites over the past few months, but many are too vulgar to repeat. Quite frankly, I am ashamed that many are unable or unwilling [...]
“You would.” I’ve heard those two words so many times, I’ve lost count. Why, you ask? Because I’ve done a lot of crazy things in my short life. When I was a teenager, I saved up money and went backpacking through Italy with my best friend (totally dangerous but totally [...]
There is no such thing as too many stickers, especially when it comes to our laptops. Stickers give us a way to express ourselves, and thankfully, the internet is full of stickers that every freedom loving woman will love. Here are 11 favorites: The Parks & Rec meets reality sticker: [...]
Alma Jones has been serving in the Iowa Statehouse since early February but it’s her mother, Representative Megan Jones , who was sworn in on January 14, 2013 to represent the 2nd District in the Iowa House of Representatives. That’s right, a 3 month old baby is on the floor [...]
What do you know about the famous First Ladies we’ve had throughout history? How has the role changed from Marsha Washington to Melania Trump? Tune in to Ladies, First, a new podcast by the George W. Bush Institute that explores the role of first ladies in US history, and features [...]
This past weekend, I curiously followed the various March for Our Lives events across the country to develop a general understanding of the types of policies these marchers were really advocating for. Unsurprisingly, I noticed a couple recurring themes. Most of the protesters' interviews, signs, and posts either lacked any [...]
It's the year of the midterm elections and if you’re anything like me, you’re still exhausted from the 2016 election. However, that won’t keep me from doing my part to be involved but that’s not the case with many people my age. In 2014, the United States saw the lowest [...]
Pageant queens are trained to be articulate, strong, powerful, and graceful throughout their years of participating in pageant competitions. This is a great launching pad into journalism and politics. These successful pageant queens have empowered other women through their political and journalistic works as well as through their pageant titles. [...]
The Reagans were emblematic of a great marriage. They are also two individuals we miss dearly to this day, but their visions and their impact on the world lives on. The latest impact of their time in the White House has manifested in Mark Weinberg’s book, Movie Nights with the [...]
It seems like campaign season never ends, but in the 2018 election cycle, we can’t seem to stop hearing about campaign money. That has left a lot of people asking: what is the difference between hard and soft money? What the heck is dark money? While we all may love [...]
We all live busy lives, and we want to make them as simple as possible where we can. Whenever a new month starts, we are left reeling over how fast (or slow) the previous month went and forced to prepare for the month ago. However, I’ve learned that there are [...]
“We are the party of America’s growers, producers, farmers, ranchers, foresters, miners, commercial fishermen, and all those who bring from the earth the crops, minerals, energy, and the bounties of our seas that are the lifeblood of our economy." RNC 2016 Platform In recent year, even decades, the conversations around [...]
The 2018 midterm elections have largely been characterized as a test of the traditional two-party political system in America. More specifically, this election year will largely be viewed as a test of the viability of the Republican Party, and President Trump. There are 34 Senate seats up for reelection this [...]