Donald Trump’s Wrecking Ball on Government Funding Impacts Women and the Most Vulnerable
“Badly needed spending can’t be replaced by political games—lives are at stake!” – National NOW President Christian F. Nunes
“Badly needed spending can’t be replaced by political games—lives are at stake!” – National NOW President Christian F. Nunes
Statement by NOW President Christian F. Nunes WASHINGTON — It took Donald Trump just two hours after being sworn in to begin signing nearly 100 executive orders fulfilling his vision of a new American revolution—away from democracy and closer to oligarchy, exclusion and danger. NOW is committed to standing up to attacks on women’s health, Read more …
Statement by National NOW President Christian F. Nunes WASHINGTON —Today, we are inaugurating a new president, after much heated politics. NOW members remain committed to the issues that matter to our health, our economic security and our safety. We can’t go back—we won’t go back! No matter what policies are put forward that threaten our Read more …
“…removing ‘no fault’ divorce is another way for the government to control women, their bodies, and their lives. Eliminating no-fault divorce is also a backdoor way of eliminating gay marriage, since this implies that a marriage is only between a man and a woman.” Christian F. Nunes
“I think the election gave men permission to say and do what they already thought”. – Bear Atwood, Vice President of NOW
The National Organization for Women called the legislation “another piece of performance by the extremists in Congress” aimed at giving Trump “dictatorial power” to mobilize against groups like theirs.
“This misogynistic behavior is just the beginning,” Christian F. Nunes, president of the National Organization for Women, told Newsweek.
“Seven out of ten states voted for and passed measures protecting abortion rights. And at the same time, those states voted heavily for Donald Trump”.
WASHINGTON, DC — Donald Trump behaved exactly the way we knew he would in his debate with Kamala Harris. He was insulting, ignorant, and mean. That’s the way he always reacts to women in power. He goes back to being a schoolyard bully. It’s clear that Donald Trump is afraid of Kamala Harris—that’s why his Read more …