• creates more red tape that limit women’s opportunities
• discourages workplace flexibility, as well as the hiring and promotion of women
• encourages frivolous lawsuits, particularly class action lawsuits that enrich lawyers, but don't help workers or lead to real justice

 CHAMPION MESSAGE

"Nine seems to be a good number...there are some people on the Democratic side who would like to increase the number of judges. I think that was a bad idea when President Franklin Delano Roosevelt tried to pack the Court. If anything would make the Court appear partisan, it would be that. I'm not at all in favor."

— Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg

DID YOU KNOW

Nuclear Energy Is Clean, Cheap, and Reliable

HURTING NOT HELPING

Big Labor Efforts Threaten Choices and Freedoms for Working Women

WHAT YOU CAN DO

Join the Fight for Worker Freedom and Flexibility

TWO TRUTHS & A LIE

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CAPSULE REVIEW

New York To Hand Out $15k Pandemic Checks To Illegal Immigrants

New York lawmakers approved one-time payments of up to $15,600 to any undocumented person who lost his or her job during the pandemic. Supporters say it’s only right, but is it fair to divert $2 billion away from citizens and legal residents who are homeless, struggling to eat, and whose businesses are failing?

Marin County, California’s Guaranteed Income Program Excludes White Mothers

Racial discrimination using taxpayer money is illegal and in violation of the U.S. Constitution’s guarantee for equal protection. But the government in Marin County disagrees that taxpayer support should be equally applied to all. 

NCAA Puts Women Last

The NCAA has a long-standing policy of permitting biological males who undergo testosterone suppression treatment to compete in women’s sports. Although the NCAA claims its policy is based on principles of inclusion, it in fact makes college athletics less inclusive—and far less fair—for women and girls.