ATLANTA, GA. — Georgia Citizens Defending Freedom (CDF) reaffirms its continued involvement in the ongoing investigation into Willis’s conduct, following her appearance this week before the Georgia State Senate Investigation Committee. ***For a copy of the complaints, please contact Justin Kelley at 706.233.2815 or jkelley@ccdfusa.com *** In early 2024, under the direction of Citizens Defending Freedom, former Georgia CDF State Director Holly Kesler filed formal ethics com

NEW BRAUNFELS, TX – In a significant win for faith-based community advocacy, Pastor Ceh of New Braunfels, working alongside Citizens Defending Freedom (CDF), successfully halted an all-ages drag show that had been scheduled in New Braunfels, forcing organizers to relocate the event. Pastor Ceh, known for his unwavering commitment to biblical standards both from the pulpit and at school board meetings, took swift action when he and his wife, Randy, learned about the NBTX 2025

In America, religious liberty is not merely a tradition—it is a constitutional cornerstone. The First Amendment boldly declares that “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof.” These twin protections ensure both that citizens are free to worship God according to conscience and that no religious tradition, however fervent, can claim dominion over public law. Recently, Governor Abbott stated , “Texas is a law-a

In North Texas, a quiet development project called EPIC City is drawing national attention— and for good reason. Marketed as a “safe, purpose-built community to serve the growing needs of a Muslim community,” the project is spearheaded by EPIC Community Capital Partner, a nonprofit set up by the East Plano Islamic Center. The plans include hundreds of residential lots, a mosque, a private school, and commercial space. While the developers insist the project is open to all an

In a major win for religious liberty and free speech, the IRS has now formally acknowledged what many of us have long asserted: that churches can speak freely to their congregations about political candidates without fear of government retribution. This new guidance — prompted by a legal challenge from two Texas churches and a Christian broadcasters’ association—recognizes such endorsements as internal, faith-based expressions rather than violations of the so-called “Johnson

In a 6–3 decision, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that South Carolina may block Medicaid funding from going to Planned Parenthood, handing...