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Concerned Women for America.
socially conservative Christian American nonprofit women's activist group
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Barry Moore introduced legislation in the House, which was supported by a poll commissioned by Concerned Women for America.Some support1 report
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Donald Trump is accused of weaponizing the Department of Justice against his family, while Gavin Newsom is criticized regarding an alleged $3.7 million issue.Some support1 report
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Federal Communications Commission OperationalBrendan Carr serves as an operative for Trump at the FCC.Moves Concerned Women for America
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Phil Mendelson OperationalNew short-term rental law introduced focusing on the issue at the request of Muriel Bowser.Moves Concerned Women for America
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Gavin Newsom OperationalGovernor Newsom vetoed a bill opposed by the American Beverage Association and backed by Californians Against Waste.Moves Concerned Women for America
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Penny Nance Structural
Penny Nance serves as the President and representative of Concerned Women for America.
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Federal Communications Commission Operational
A actively lobbies and pressures the FCC regarding its content rating methods.
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Gavin Newsom Operational
Concerned Women for America has been publicly tracking and criticizing Gavin Newsom regarding a specific alleged $3.7 million financial issue.
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Phil Mendelson Operational
Concerned Women for America initiated a professional challenge against Phil Mendelson.
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Barry Moore Transactional
Concerned Women for America commissioned a poll that was used by Barry Moore.