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      <description><![CDATA[Friday, August 22, 2008
Host: Tony Perkins
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      <description><![CDATA[Friday, August 15, 2008
Host: Tony Perkins
<b>On a special FRC Action-sponsored edition of Washington Watch Radio:</b> Tony Perkins returns from his mission trip to Honduras. Tony also welcomes <b>David Feddoso</b> whose book currently sits at number 5 on the <i>NY Times</i> bestsellers list. <i>The Case Against Barack Obama</i> features one especially troubling reality: Obama's record on the Born Alive Infant Protection Act. And in the "C" block, Tony visits with VP of Policy for FRC, <b>Peter Sprigg</b> to take a close look at the new "life" plank of the Democratic platform. Also FRC News touches on the Olympics, Conventions and Running Mates - FRC's <b>Tom McClusky, Chris Gacek</b>, and <b>JP Duffy</b> join <b>Kevin McCullough</b> for analysis.
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      <description><![CDATA[Friday, August 8, 2008
Host: Tony Perkins
<b>On this week's edition of Washington Watch Radio:</b> Tony Perkins wraps up his time away with his daughter on a medical missions trip to Honduras - we encourage you to check out his adventures at www.frcblog.com In his stead, Senior Fellow at FRC <b>Ken Blackwell</b> (former Ohio Secretary of State) sits in for Tony - with two highly important discussions. First, Ken goes behind the scenes on Capitol Hill this week with Congressman <b>Mike Pence</b> (R-Ind.) to get a firsthand peek at the energy freedom "revolt" on the House floor. This special FRC Action broadcast also features a compelling discussion between Ken and former Maryland <b>Lt. Gov. Michael Steele</b> on the national debate in 2008. FRC News features a look at what else this Congress has accomplished (or not). FRC Government Affairs Vice President Tom McClusky weighs in. Also FRC News takes a closer look at the Witherspoon Fellowship and alerts families everywhere of the unique opportunities offered by this college-student internship program.
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      <description><![CDATA[Friday, August 1, 2008
Host: Tony Perkins
<b>On this week's edition of Washington Watch Radio:</b> When the good citizens of California are seeking to overturn activist judges by Constitutionally defining marriage, how low will marriage opponents sink in their fight to advance the homosexual agenda? The Attorney General - <b>Jerry Brown</b> - this week has made a blatant attempt, using made up facts, to purposefully deceive and misstate the purpose of Prop 8 - the Constitutional Amendment to define marriage. We've got the latest "live" from California. PLUS: Why are Senate Democrats deeming it "unethical" for Doctor <b>Tom Coburn</b> - a senator from Oklahoma - to deliver babies... for free? THEN DON'T MISS FRCNews - Where we launch a hard hitting look at the disgusting use of YOUR tax dollars by Planned Parenthood. <b>Chuck Donovan</b>, <b>Dawn Eden</b> and <b>Charmaine Yoest</b> lend analysis to this shocking eye-opener being tracked by <b>Kevin McCullough</b>, overlooking Capitol Hill.
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      <description><![CDATA[Friday, July 25, 2008
Host: Tony Perkins
<b>On this week's edition of Washington Watch Radio:</b> The 3rd and 4th Circuit Courts made a mockery of common sense and seem to abdicating their basic duties to protect our children. With precedent-setting decisions that could take much work and time to overturn, Tony Perkins sounds off on the judicial tyranny and social recklessness the court seems bent on creating. Then we welcome FRC's own Vice President for Policy <b>Peter Sprigg</b> to give us a first hand report on his experience witnessing the first Congressional hearing on the issue of homosexual conduct within the military to be held in the last 15 years. Finally we will also talk to <b>Congressman Dave Weldon</b> (R-Fla) on the important stand HHS is taking to protect the conscience of medical professionals. Shockingly - conscience is something that now must be protected by policy. IN FRCNews - <b>David Nammo</b>, <b>Chuck Donovan</b>, and <b>Charmaine Yoest</b> lend analysis to stories being tracked by Kevin McCullough, overlooking Capitol Hill.
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      <description><![CDATA[Friday, July 18, 2008
Host: Tony Perkins
<b>On this week's edition of Washington Watch Radio:</b> Tony Perkins delves into an array of items that merit your close attention. The radical sexual activists in California are lowering the bar on "activism," the liberally controlled U.S. Congress seeks to undo "Don't Ask, Don't Tell," and is it true that Americans WANT Government to be more "in charge" of the nation's economy? Also, don't miss exclusive FRC news coverage - PEPFAR funding Coercive Abortion? FRC's newest evidence for ethical adult stem cell research! <b>Tom McClusky</b>, <b>Peter Sprigg</b>, <b>David Prentice</b>, and <b>Connie Mackey</b> join <b>Kevin McCullough</b> for analysis.
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Host: Tony Perkins
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      <description><![CDATA[Friday, July 4, 2008
Host: Tony Perkins
<b>On this week's edition of Washington Watch Radio:</b> The celebration of our independence is upon once again. Independence from what, for what? <b>Peter Marshall</b>, historian, author, and speaker joins us to trace America's Christian Heritage. Then the fall out continues in an FRC Action segment featuring reaction to the FRC Action television ad that ripped up the headlines this week. <b>Jill Stanek</b> joins us to set the record straight on the real Obama abortion record. ALSO on this week's edition, FRC News features analysis of Barack Obama's pledge to work against the California Marriage Amendment, "The New Gay Mafia" - as title by the premiere homosexual publication - <i>The Advocate</i>, and the NEA debates an abortion neutral future. <b>Chuck Donovan</b>, <b>Tom McClusky</b>, and <b>Peter Sprigg</b>, join <b>Kevin McCullough</b> to discuss.
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      <description><![CDATA[Friday, June 27, 2008
Host: Tony Perkins
<b>On this week's edition of Washington Watch Radio:</b> Dobson vs. Obama the nation watched - but Tony Perkins slices the philosophical questions involved don't miss the Perkins Perspective. Also joining us is <b>Elayne Bennett</b> reacting to that most troubling story coming from a high school in Massachusetts this week in which nearly two dozen girls made a pact to get pregnant - AS SOPHOMORES. Bennett is a long time abstinence advocate and she reveals the truth when the headlines took on a tone of deception. Then, imagine the National Mall in Washington DC, imagine it covered by God's people, blanketed in worship, and coated in prayer - would such an image make a difference, listen and decide for yourself. ALSO on this week's edition FRC News features analysis of teen-pregnancy, RU 486, Gambling, and the entertainment for this year's Values Voters Summit.  <b>Chuck Donovan</b>, <b>Tom McClusky</b>, <b>David Nammo</b>, and <b>Peter Sprigg</b>, join <b>Kevin McCullough</b> to discuss.
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      <description><![CDATA[Friday, June 20, 2008
Host: Tony Perkins
<b>On this week's edition of Washington Watch Radio:</b> We go LIVE to California for the very latest on the court's decision to redefine marriage to include alternate sexual unions. FRC had eyes and ears on the ground in San Francisco, Sacramento, San Jose, Santa Barbara, Ventura, West Hollywood, Los Angeles, and San Diego. <b>Kevin McCullough</b>, nationally syndicated columnist, former New York City based talk show host, and author of the book, <i>The Kind of Man Every Man Should Be</i> joins Tony live from California to report on what the FRC teams captured. Also included this week a bonus conversation here on the web. Tony also speaks with <i>Congressman Steve Chabot</i> on his efforts to stop Planned Parenthood on outskirts of Cincinnati. FRC News also traces a new poll that proves Americans prefer school choice, while two new states begin "embryonic stem cell" funding. Peter Sprigg and David Prentice weigh in.
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      <description><![CDATA[Friday, June 13, 2008
Host: Tony Perkins
On this edition of Washington Watch - Imagine being sentenced to a life sentence of SILENCE on a core conviction related to the Christian faith. Imagine that because of such an order as a pastor you would personally be threatened with criminal charges, imprisonment, or worse if you DID speak Christian conviction. Tony Perkins speaks this week to Stephen Boissoin - who is a pastor in Canada who is presently enduring just such circumstances. Also this week we name a NEW "Champion of Faith, Family, and Freedom!'' A weatherman who told the dangerous truths about the theory of Global Warming. Also this week FRCNews breaks down the new playbook by the "Axis of Gay Evil," we respond to the myth of collaborative divorce, and we raise an observation about Barack Obama's two-faced approach to wooing Christian voters. JP Duffy, Tom McClusky, and Peter Sprigg, join Kevin McCullough to discuss!
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      <description><![CDATA[Friday, June 6, 2008
Host: Tony Perkins
On the next edition of Washington Watch - Tony Perkins lines it up then tees off on the Global Warming infestation that is inhabiting Washington DC this week. Master exterminator of the climate change myth U.S. Senator James Inhofe joins Tony to set the record straight. Also Tony goes public with his first ever criticism of U.S. Senator Charles Grassley. Is Grassley using non-Constitutional methods to dig into guaranteed privacy issues for churches? Will your church be next? Matt Staver, Dean of the Liberty Law School, and head of Liberty Council adds analysis. And this week's FRC news includes analysis and reaction on the California marriage "stay" that wasn't along with the dastardly way some liberals in Congress continue to try to fund abortion, while depriving our troops. David Nammo of FRC Action, and FRC's Tom McClusky weigh in.
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      <pubDate>Fri, 06 Jun 2008 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
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The Family Research Council (FRC) champions marriage and family as the foundation of civilization, the seedbed of virtue, and the wellspring of society. FRC shapes public debate and formulates public policy that values human life and upholds the institutions of marriage and the family. Believing that God is the author of life, liberty, and the family, FRC promotes the Judeo-Christian worldview as the basis for a just, free, and stable society.]]></description>
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Tony Perkins' Washington Update is a daily e-mail briefing that covers the hottest national issues related to faith, family, and freedom.  A free subscription to the Washington Update will give you the same insider's edge on pro-family politics that thousands from the halls of Congress to the pews of America's churches already experience.  Sign up today!]]></description>
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      <description><![CDATA[<i>Personal Faith, Public Policy</i>
by Tony Perkins and Bishop Harry Jackson
With the presidential nominees soon to be finalized, many are wondering where religious Americans will land. In their new book, <i>Personal Faith, Public Policy</i> (FrontLine; March 2008), Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council, and Bishop Harry Jackson, chairman of the High Impact Leadership Coalition and senior pastor of Hope Christian Church, argue that the religious Right is not falling apart; rather it is growing, expanding, and being rejuvenated. Jackson and Perkins write that the religious Right has experienced significant growth in recent years, becoming more diverse in a number of important ways, from race to age to political affiliation; however, they conclude that unifying these coalitions has been and will continue to be a challenge to the religious Right.<br><br>

In an effort to unite these diverse coalitions, Jackson and Perkins advocate building upon the pro-life, pro-family issues that have been the mainstay of the religious Right. They intend to expand the religious Right's influence into immigration policy, poverty and social justice, racial reconciliation, and global warming.]]></description>
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