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10/15/2026

New poll shows 1 in 5 college students believe America deserved 9/11

AFA Action CEO: ‘Teaching American students to agree with terrorism against America is not education; it is dangerous indoctrination’

TUPELO, Miss. — According to Buckley Institute’s 2026 National Undergraduate Student Survey, a shocking 22% of American college students say the U.S. deserved the 9/11 terrorist attacks. In addition, the institute reported that 45% of undergraduates believe physical violence is justifiable to stop hate speech. “Interestingly, 72% of those who agree that physical violence can be justified to stop hate speech also agree that hate speech is protected by the First Amendment,” the poll found.

10/12/2026

The Supreme Court is weighing whether to review two Fifth Circuit rulings that put the Ten Commandments back in Louisiana and Texas classrooms, and with them, a chance to overturn Stone v. Graham for good.

In his latest op-ed for The American Spectator, AFA Action CEO Walker Wildmon argues that overruling Stone matters, but it won't fix the root problem. Our founding principles didn't appear in a vacuum. They came from the God of the Bible, and America's national identity can't be separated from Him.

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In 1980, God watched our nation remove displays of the Ten Commandments in classrooms after the Supreme Court held, in Stone v. Graham, that it was unconstitutional for God’s law to hang in public schools. The Supreme Court’s 1980 decision was not an act of neutrality. It told a watching…

10/08/2026

Daniel Desmond Domenico was nominated by President Trump for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit on May 12, 2026. Domenico received a ranking of “no position” from AFA Action’s Center for Judicial Renewal. A PDF research summary on Mr. Domenico may be found at https://afaaction.net/cjr/judges/hon-daniel-desmond-domenico/?alttemplate=pendingjudge.

10/08/2026

Thank you Senator Sandy Salmon (District 29) for working to protect Iowa kids from corporate predators.

Corporate database vendors are inserting ads and other harmful content into library and school resource databases.

These are billion-dollar companies profiting at the expense of Iowa kids.

Senator Salmon sponsored SF 2177 to clean up these databases and protect taxpayer funds from being wasted.

10/07/2026

DEMOCRAT CAMPAIGNS AND OPENLY SOCIALIST CANDIDATES - SAME FUNDRAISING PLATFORM

ActBlue processes donations for both.

Democratic Socialists of America are openly raising money on ActBlue for socialist candidates.

The fundraising URL spells it out: “socialist cash takes out capitalist trash.”

Their words. Their page. Their chosen platform.

Democrat candidates who call themselves moderate should answer a straightforward question: Will you reject the socialist agenda being funded through the same platform you use?

Voters deserve a clear answer.

10/06/2026

Thank you Senator Kevin Alons (District 7) for helping drive the effort to protect kids online.

HF 864, which Alons managed on the Senate floor, is now law in Iowa. Iowa joins 25 other states in requiring age verification for adult websites.

Accidental exposure has been listed as a major reason kids are getting addicted to po*******hy. 60 percent of exposure is unsolicited, even occurring on school devices.

Thanks to leaders like Kevin Alons, kids in Iowa are being protected.

10/05/2026

THIS WASN’T A PRIVATE NIGHT OUT. IT WAS A CAMPAIGN FUNDRAISER.

The proceeds from “Charity Drag Bingo” were used to benefit Missouri candidates Katelyn Zach and Jeremy Dean, who are seeking the power to represent Missourians and write state laws.

Candidates choose where they raise money.
They choose the causes they elevate.
They choose the political and cultural alliances they celebrate.
Those choices tell voters something. It tells them what kinds of policies these candidates will champion.

Katelyn Zach and Jeremy Dean aren’t merely asking Missouri District 133 (Zach) and District 132 (Dean) for their vote. They are openly revealing the values, priorities, and political coalition they will carry into office.

Voters should ask a simple question:
Does this agenda reflect your family, your convictions, and your community? Is this good for your kids?

Campaign events reveal campaign priorities.

10/03/2026

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10/02/2026

Adoption can redeem loss, but surrogacy inflicts it commercially. A child born via surrogacy often loses their birth mother and may lack a social or genetic mother. Katy Faust of Them Before Us explains how modern technology allows us to create what was once impossible: a motherless baby.

10/02/2026

Dr. Jameson Taylor with AFA Action was pleased to join with several groups from around the country in asking the U.S. Senate to require federal agencies to publish non-binding guidance. "Guidance" amounts to unofficial directives that agencies use to get their way. It avoids transparency and accountability by going around the proper rulemaking process. Guidance might come in the form of a blog post, a letter, or even, a phone call. The GOOD Act, which has passed the U.S. House (H.R. 1515), requires agencies to make guidance documents available through a searchable portal. Senate Majority Leader John Thune needs to bring the bill to a vote on the floor of the Senate, as it has already unanimously passed committee.
Read the letter here:

The Honorable John R. Thune Majority Leader United States Senate 511 Dirksen Senate Office Building Washington, DC 20510 Dear Leader Thune: We write to urge Senate passage of the Guidance Out of Darkness (GOOD) Act, S. 252 / H.R. 1515 during the final months of the 119th Congress. As you know, on Au...