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Urge Wisconsin Speaker Vos to Support Medicaid Reform and New Mothers

Medicaid is meant to serve low-income women with children, people with disabilities, the elderly, and other vulnerable populations who are unable to work. Unfortunately, Medicaid enrollment in Wisconsin exploded during the COVID-19 pandemic by about 40%, and it remains well above pre-pandemic levels today. This creates real costs, not only for taxpayers supporting this bloated program, but also for other legitimate Medicaid recipients struggling to access the timely care that they need.

Wisconsin should make it a priority to eliminate waste within its state Medicaid program. The state should ensure that the program serves those who truly need the support and serves them well.

This includes women during the critical year after giving birth to a child. Losing insurance coverage weeks after giving birth creates real hardship at a time when women can least afford it, both financially and mentally, when they are grappling with all the challenges of adjusting to life with an infant in their home.

Urge Speaker Vos to move forward with the bipartisan legislation (AB97/SB23) and reform Medicaid so it offers ongoing support for new mothers.

Wisconsin can and should seek to eliminate the misuse of Medicaid by illegal immigrants and able-bodied adults. But that doesn’t require abandoning new mothers and infants.

Victory! Urge Governor Dunleavy to Veto SB 39 and Preserve Economic Mobility

Victory! In a huge win, Governor Dunleavy vetoed SB 39 on June 25, 2025 helping advance financial security and economic mobility in Alaska. Thank you, Alaskans. Your voice mattered!

Many Alaska households face an affordability crisis today due to four years of high inflation and high interest rates. Senate Bill 39 would make it worse by restricting access to lending options for Alaskans when they need it most.

SB39 would be particularly detrimental to Alaskans who don’t have cash to meet an unforeseen need. They are largely young, female, and racial minorities. They depend on different forms of credit, such as short-term loans from fintech lenders, to cover expenses. When states impose limits on access to credit, consumers turn to costly alternatives that leave them more financially insecure. SB 39 would backfire by erecting barriers to financial products that fulfill pressing needs for households.

SB39 would be detrimental to women, individuals, and small businesses.

Urge Governor Dunleavy to veto SB39 today and preserve lending options in Alaska. Stand for Alaskans’ financial security and economic mobility!

Tell National Panhellenic Conference And Sorority Leadership: Save Our Sisterhood

Calling All Sorority Women:

Tell the National Panhellenic Conference & Your Sorority Leadership To Keep Sorority Membership Female

Single-sex sororities exist to provide a supportive and safe place for women to live, learn, and together experience sisterhood.

Unfortunately, our right to private single-sex organization is today under attack. National Panhellenic Conference has let women down — its DEI programming has pushed sororities to update their language and culture, leading sororities to initiate men identifying as women into sorority membership, housing, and leadership. The very organizations whose missions have been to support and empower women through single sex environments, have turned their backs on women in the name of inclusion and social convenience.

NPC and its 26 sorority member organizations are threatening the very safety and sanctity of women-only sororities.

Use this form to email members of the National Panhellenic Conference and the 26 member organizations’ executive leadership to tell them to keep sororities female and save sisterhood.

*IMP: Personalize the email before you click send — add your sorority, school, include personal stories, and concerns about biological males joining sorority sisterhood.

Get Politics Out of K-12 Public Schools

Student test scores have plummeted as too many of America’s public schools abandon the fundamentals of education in favor of political indoctrination. Increasingly, our nation’s children are not taught how to think but what to think.

In Fairfax County, Virginia, West Springfield High School currently displays a leftist exhibit in honor of Women’s History Month. Titled “ABCs to Me,” the letter “A” is not for a notable woman of history such as Aviator Amelia Earhart, rather, “A is for Abortion,” accompanied by an image of a coat hanger and a positive pregnancy test.

The history hallway is decorated with many other politicized messages and images. “H is for Hope,” features an image of Kamala Harris.

“J is for Justice,” features Lady Liberty holding a female symbol in place of a torch, with her other fist in the air, and is surrounded by the Palestinian flag, Ukraine flag, and transgender flag. “L is for Leadership,” features only Democrats, including Kamala Harris, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and Michelle Obama. “M is for Mansplain,” villainizing male students. There are certainly better ways to celebrate women’s history than alienating men.

And what women’s history month is not complete without advocating the erasure of women? Note that “T is for Trans Women.” In a district that continues to mandate preferred pronouns and allows males in women’s sports and bathrooms, this is abhorrent but not particularly surprising.

We must support fundamental education for our nation’s children and purge the politicized rot from our public schools’ classrooms and hallways. Urge Fairfax County Public Schools’ superintendent, Michelle Reid, to remove the “ABCs to Me” display in West Springfield High School now!

Victory! Restore Rights to Rep. Libby

Victory! In a huge win for freedom of speech and women’s rights, the Supreme Court allowed Representative Libby in Maine to vote.

Rep. Laurel Libby has been censured and silenced for simply standing with women and objective truth in Maine!

She called attention to a male who won a girls’ competition on social media, and the state House revoked her speaking and voting rights as an elected member. Ryan Fecteau, the Maine House of Representatives’ Speaker, said her rights won’t be restored until she apologizes.

Soon after, Maine announced it will not abide by President Trump’s recent Executive Order on women’s sports.

The Maine House and leadership are at odds with the nearly 80% of Americans who believe men have no place in women’s sports.

We are grateful to Rep. Libby for using her voice to stand up for common sense, truth, and the safety and equality of women and girls. Maine needs more strong leaders like her. It’s time to restore her rights as an elected member of the Maine House of Representatives!

Send a message directly to Speaker Fecteau, showing your support for Rep. Libby and urging him to restore her rights.

Spread the word and share with your social networks through op-eds, letters to the editors, emails, social media posts, and personal conversations. End Rep. Libby’s censure by downloading these shareable graphics.

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Call Out Senator Warnock for Voting Against Keeping Women’s Sports Female

Senator Warnock failed to send a bill protecting women’s sports to President Trump’s desk. The U.S. House passed the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act, one of the first votes taken in Congress, with bipartisan support, but Senator Warnock blocked the vote to keep men out of women’s sports, preventing the legislation from passing.

This Act would have strengthened Title IX sex-based protections by explicitly prohibiting males from participating in school athletic programs that are designated for women. It aligns with the 79% of Americans across the country who believe men should not compete in women’s sports.

Call out Senator Warnock who failed to Stand with Women by voting no to keeping women’s sports female.

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Do you want to know how your other Members of Congress voted? View the Riley Gaines Stand with Women Scorecard HERE.