Ken Blackwell, FRC’s Senior Fellow, Family Empowerment, spoke at Young America’s Foundation Ohio Freedom Conference on October 3, 2015.
Below are his remarks:
On July 20, 2015, FRC President Tony Perkins appeared on Fox News’ “Kelly File with Megyn Kelly” to discuss the Planned Parenthood scandal involving the trafficking of body parts from aborted babies.
Today, FRC’s Ken Blackwell appeared on C-SPAN’s “Washington Journal” to discuss the Supreme Court decision on same-sex “marriage.”
FRC President Tony Perkins appeared on Fox News’ “Kelly File with Megyn Kelly” last night to discuss Indiana Gov. Mike Pence’s proposed change to the Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
CBN has a good review of our State of the Family Address (not to be confused with SOTU, please):
On Monday September 16, 2014 Meriam Ibrahim was featured on Fox News’ ‘The Kelly File’. Meriam will also be honored at this year’s Values Voter Summit.
Pastor Jack Hibbs of Calvary Chapel Chino Hills, and a member of FRC’s National Pastors Council, appeared on Fox and Friends to discuss IRS monitoring of sermons and churches.
FRC President Tony Perkins speaks on Meriam Ibrahim’s recent release and arrival to Italy.
FRC President Tony Perkins on CSPAN discussing the recent election upset in the Virginia Republican Primary, and the release of Bowe Bergdahl.
Yesterday on Washington Watch, Retired Air Force Colonel Rob Maness joined FRC President Tony Perkins to discuss the recent exchange of Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl for five Taliban terrorists.
Tony says that this questionable exchange has rightly dominated national discussion and is one in which Americans should be demanding answers. Having spent 32 years in the military, USAF (Ret.) Col. Maness calls the dealing “unfathomable.” Maness says that the released Taliban leaders are “much more dangerous that they were at the start; they’ve learned a lot about Americans from experience in prison.” They “will use that (experiences) against us,” Tony states.
Both Maness and Perkins agree that this type of exchange leaves terrorists inspired and puts U.S. Service-members serving in hostile environments at greater risk. Now that these fierce leaders are back on the battlefield, what should Congress do? To listen to the discussion and to hear about how Col. Maness thinks Congress should respond, click here.