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We envision america, freedom, opportunity, and prosperity. We are pleased to honor those who expand the values we stand for and we are pleased today to feature a discussion of one of the leaders of the movement, Phyllis Schlafly. National outreach to conservative groups, policy institutions, other leadership organizations. Served as secretary of National Resources for the commonwealth ,f virginia and the cabinet senator george allen, a senior official in the reagan association, and director of his cabinet office, she became a special assistant then served as undersecretary for the department o...

Of the movement. That is Phyllis Schlafly. Introducing our special author, our Vice President for external relations. Dunlap overseas policy institutions and other leadership organizations. Prior to joining heritage, she was the secretary of Natural Resources for the commonwealth of virginia and the cabinet of governor and now senator george allen. She was also a senior official in the reagan administration. Assistant to the president and the department of his cabinet. She then served as deputy undersecretary for the department of the interior. Like the subject of our program today, she has be...

Recent development, which we learned about in april, which is withthe cfppb is joining fhaa for the National Mortgage database and what we april, then, just last is that these 2 agencies are going to jointly work to expand the National Mortgage database, and the information that came out in the federal register with regard to this proposed expansion is extremely alarming. I am reading from the federal register right now, the new expanded system may include without limitation borrower and coborrower information, name and address and zip code, ethnicity, gender language gender, language, educati...

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New York Times obituary writer Douglas Martin penned Tuesday’s front-page goodbye to conservative legend Phyllis Schlafly, who died Monday at the age of 92: “‘First Lady’ of a Movement That Steered U.S. to the Right.” The Times and other media outlets generally file glowing obituaries for liberal figures, but Schlafly, the winner of the 2015 William F. Buckley Jr. Award for Media Excellence from the Media Research Center, received a hostile farewell -- a literal “hatchet job,” with Martin likening Schlafly to “ax-wielding prohibitionist Carry Nation” in the third sentence