Eagle Forum

I was not aware of this fact, but Ms. Schlafly says it's true.

Over at the conservative RiteOn blog, conservative activist and website founder Chuck MacNab writes about a meeting at the offices of Sen. Jim Lembke he says he attended on Saturday.  According to MacNab, Lembke was joined by Sen. Jane Cunningham and representatives of numerous other conservative organizations and campaigns to focus on three goals for the 2010 elections.

A dedicated group of experienced conservative leaders met for about 4 hours in State Senator Jim Lembke's office in St. Louis Saturday morning, January 9. RiteOn observed a common view and single mindedness among these area leaders that, if allowed to mature, could spell big trouble for RINOS and liberals and impact the status of many who currently believe they control the Republican Party.

Three objectives emerged from the meeting:

- To replace non-conservative candidates and office holders with conservatives in the August Primary elections.

- To make certain a conservative candidate wins in the General election in November.

- To support conservative sponsored ballot issues and to defeat those issues the group opposes.

Phyllis Schlafly’s Eagle Forum has endorsed Vicky Hartzler in the GOP's 4th Congressional District primary.  In her endorsement, Schlafly pointed to Hartzler's "Missouri values" and "proven record of protecting families from job-destroying tax increases."

There aren't many endorsements that would make me less likely to vote for a candidate. 

You may not have been aware of this, but apparently The Feminist Movement is the "most dangerous, destructive force in our society today" -- way more dangerous than "The Gays."  Drugs, sex, dropouts, bad grades, suicides, runaways -- every social ill -- comes out of The Feminist Movement.  Phyllis Schlafly explained it all this weekend at her How To Take Back America Conference, an event warmly embraced by national, state and local Republicans:

That said, "The Gays" are still responsible for 5% of our societal ills.

If you didn't get enough extreme right-wing fun last weekend at the Values Voter Summit in DC, it's not too late to attend to sign up for this weekend's "How To Take Back America Conference" in St. Louis. Hosted by Phyllis Schlafly's Eagle Forum and a bunch of like-mind (very) conservative activists, this weekend's event may actually be crazier than the Values Voter fiesta.

Here are just a few of the workshops being offered:

• How to recognize living under Nazis & Communists
• How to counter the homosexual extremist movement
• How to deal with supremacist judges
• How to stop socialism in health care
• How to deal with global warming, cap and trade
• How to understand Islam

And looking at the histories of the featured speakers, the phrase "middle-of-the road" doesn't exactly come to mind.