From The Heritage Foundation <[email protected]>
Subject The Agenda: Everything You Need to Know About Judge Amy Coney Barrett
Date October 13, 2020 12:11 PM
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Oct 13, 2020
Greetings from Washington, D.C., where Senate hearings to confirm Judge Amy Coney Barrett are underway. To help separate fact from fiction about Judge Barrett, Heritage experts have compiled an extensive collection of materials on her. We’ve also produced a TV ad supporting her confirmation. Meanwhile, a new Heritage video asks which America do you want to live in. And anyone who thinks single-payer health care is a good idea needs to read Heritage’s new book on the subject. Check out these and much more in this week’s Agenda.
Fight for America, Stand With Judge Barrett <[link removed]>
As part of a broader “Fight for America” advertising campaign, The Heritage Foundation produced a TV ad supporting Judge Amy Coney Barrett as she faces her Supreme Court confirmation hearing this week. The ad, which will run on several major cable TV channels and social media, highlights Barrett’s outstanding qualifications and urges Americans to take a stand for her against vicious attacks from the left. “This is no time for character assassination and anti-religious bigotry. It’s time to fight for America and stand with Judge Barrett,” the ad says. Click here to view the TV ad <[link removed]>.
Everything You Need to Know About Judge Barrett <[link removed]>
Experts at The Heritage Foundation’s Meese Center for Legal and Judicial Studies published an array of articles covering Judge
Amy Coney Barrett’s judicial record—including her approach to First Amendment <[link removed]>, immigration <[link removed]>, and federal jurisdiction <[link removed]> issues—and why the Senate should move forward with the confirmation process before the
election. “Far from a judicial activist, Barrett is very careful to limit her own power while respecting Congress’ greater authority to do whatever is constitutional, necessary, and proper,” writes Heritage legal fellow GianCarlo Canaparo. Read through the Meese Center’s full collection of articles related to Barrett and the confirmation process <[link removed]>.
What Kind of America Do You Choose? <[link removed]>
Heritage released a new video that breaks down the two competing visions of America and the stark differences we face, including freedom of speech, crime, judges, health care, and more. “It’s perhaps never been more important to ask: What kind of country do I want to live in?” says Heritage senior advisor and spokesperson Genevieve Wood. This video is part of a series called “America’s Biggest Issues.” Watch the new video <[link removed]> and see the complete collection of videos <[link removed]>.
New Heritage Book Exposes the Dangers of Single-Payer Health Care <[link removed]>
Left-wing politicians have made it clear that the first chance they get they will impose a government-run single-payer health care scheme on the
country, claiming it will make our system fairer, cheaper, and better. Heritage’s new book, “No Choice, No Exit,” sifts through the left’s rhetoric to expose the truth about the single-payer proposals, and details the devastating impact these plans would have on Americans. “The way to better health care starts with getting government out of the way and shifting the power and decision-making authority from politicians and bureaucrats back to patients and their doctors,” writes Heritage President Kay C. James. Read the full book and share it with friends and colleagues <[link removed]>.
HAPPENING AT HERITAGE
Heritage released its first episode of “Perspectives: Confirming Amy Coney Barrett,” a multi-part podcast series that will feature intimate, in-depth conversations with the two Republican women on the Senate Judiciary Committee – Senators Joni Ernst and Marsha Blackburn. Listen to the podcast <[link removed]>.
Fox News host Sean Hannity has frequently referenced Heritage’s Election Fraud Database <[link removed]>, citing it as evidence that voter fraud is real and can have dire consequences for the electoral process. During an interview with President Donald Trump on Oct. 1, and again last Thursday, Hannity mentioned the database along with a litany of news stories involving voter fraud across the country. Learn more <[link removed]>.
Heritage recently hosted a panel of scholars for a virtual event analyzing Judge Amy Coney Barrett’s most significant rulings and legal writings and her likely impact on the Supreme Court. Watch the event <[link removed]>.
UPCOMING WEBINARS
TUESDAY at 3 p.m., Heritage will host a virtual event analyzing the wall of secrecy the Chinese Communist Party employs and how it relates to their future nuclear ambitions. Ambassador Marshall Billingslea, special presidential envoy for arms control, will discuss all this and more. Register for the webinar <[link removed]>.
THURSDAY at 10 a.m., Heritage will host a virtual discussion over the vulnerabilities the election faces and security concerns over trading ballot boxes for mailboxes. This event will feature insights from West Virginia Secretary of State Mac Warner, Public Interest Legal Foundation president and general counsel J. Christian Adams, and RealClearInvestigations senior writer Mark Hemingway. Register for the webinar <[link removed]>.
FRIDAY at 1 pm., Heritage will host a virtual conversation about the advent of 5G and the effect it will have on the developing world. This discussion will feature commentary from Bonnie Glick, deputy administrator of the United States Agency for International Development, and Joshua Meservey, Heritage’s senior policy analyst for Africa and the Middle East. Register for the webinar <[link removed]>.
HERITAGE PODCASTS
This week on "Heritage Explains," Jonathan Butcher, a senior policy analyst in Heritage’s Center for Education Policy, explains the state of free speech on college campuses. Listen to the podcast <[link removed]>.
A new term, and a new season of “SCOTUS 101” begins! In this episode, hosts Amy Swearer and GianCarlo Canaparo launch the new season with a tribute to the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. They also preview some of the biggest legal issues facing the Court this term, and Amy discusses this week's oral arguments. Listen to the podcast <[link removed]>.
In the first episode of the "China Uncovered" podcast, Heritage senior policy analyst Olivia Enos interviews Dr. Adrian Zenz on his groundbreaking research on Communist China’s treatment of Uighurs in Xinjiang. Dr. Zenz is a senior research fellow at the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation. Listen to the podcast <[link removed]>.
HERITAGE IN THE NEWS
James Carafano, vice president of Heritage’s Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Institute, joined Fox Business to talk about the latest on President Trump, his positive diagnosis for coronavirus, and whether America's enemies are trying to take advantage of the moment to harm America. Watch the interview <[link removed]>.
POLICY PICTURE
Learn more about what Americans must know about socialism on our resource page <[link removed]>. Email us your thoughts and questions at [email protected] <[link removed]>.

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