Watch Live: Donald Trump Speaks at the Faith and Freedom Coalition Conference
President Donald Trump delivers remarks at the Faith and Freedom Coalition Conference on Friday, June 26.

President Donald Trump delivers remarks at the Faith and Freedom Coalition Conference on Friday, June 26.

Reed broke down how boosting voter turnout by a few percentage points could potentially gain Trump thousands more votes.

Tim Head of the Faith & Freedom Coalition speaks to Breitbart News at the 2024 Republican National Convention about Donald Trump and pro-life conservatives.

Former President Donald Trump outlined his southern border and immigration policy platforms in great detail Saturday night, including laying out a vision to end “automatic citizenship for the children of illegal aliens,” resurrecting all “incredibly successful border policies” from his first term, and moving “massive portions” of federal law enforcement into immigration enforcement.

Former President Donald Trump is set to tell attendees of the Faith and Freedom Coalition’s Road to a Majority Policy Conference that he aims to end late-term abortion if elected president.

Former President Donald Trump will speak at the Faith & Freedom Coalition’s Patriot’s Gala on Saturday, June 24.

The Faith & Freedom Coalition will hold their Road to Majority 2023 conference this weekend in Washington, DC.

The crowd at the Faith and Freedom Coalition’s Road to Majority Policy conference went wild after North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson, a gubernatorial candidate in his state, emphatically endorsed former President Donald Trump’s 2024 presidential campaign.

Some attendees of the Faith and Freedom Coalition’s Road to Majority Policy event booed former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie during his speech Friday after the presidential hopeful used the opportunity to diss former President Donald Trump.

The Faith & Freedom Coalition will hold their Road to Majority 2023 conference this weekend in Washington, DC.

Sen. Marco Rubio chided Democrat presidential candidates protesting about the border crisis instead of working in D.C. to solve the problem.

Speaking at Faith and Freedom Coalition’s Road to Majority event on Thursday, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) recalled when a Twitter executive couldn’t answer whether a tweet with Mother Theresa’s quote “Abortion is profoundly anti-woman” was considered hate speech by the social media platform.

“They don’t have an answer … to what they would do to stem this tide [of migrants],” said Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL), speaking at the Faith and Freedom Coalition’s Road to Majority event on Thursday. “A few of them answered it in Spanish and I can tell you that they didn’t have an answer in Spanish either.”

“The Democrats are on a mission,” said Senator David Perdue (R-GA) at Faith and Freedom Coalition’s Road to Majority event Thursday morning regarding the first 2020 Democrat debate. “I never thought I’d be sitting here talking about capitalism versus socialism,” Perdue added.

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) weighed in on the first 2020 Democrat presidential debate during his speech at Faith and Freedom Coalition’s Road to Majority event on Thursday. “Now they’re not even pretending [to allow private healthcare insurance],” Cruz said about some Democrat candidates who endorsed the idea of outlawing such plans the night before.

Sen. Ted Cruz said on Thursday at the Road to Majority conference that Americans need to defend freedoms or they could lose them in 2020.

The president is expected to talk about his dedication to social issues, making the case that he is the most pro-life president ever.

Ralph Reed, founder of the Faith and Freedom Coalition, gave the Christian conservative pitch and plan for Republican victory in the 2018 mid-terms Friday at the first speaking slot of Phyllis Schlafly’s Gateway Eagle Council in St. Louis, Missouri.

The head of an influential conservative evangelical group is planning to spend nearly $20 million to help Republicans secure a majority in Congress in November’s midterm elections.

Tune in to Breitbart News’s coverage of day three of the Faith and Freedom Coalition’s 2018 “Road to Majority” conference in Washington, DC.

Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao spoke at the Faith & Freedom Coalition’s “Road to Majority” event on Friday, telling the audience how those traditional values of faith and freedom inspired her family to move “across the world to America” when she was just eight years old.

Kellyanne Conway said Friday the establishment media was “miserable” covering Donald Trump’s presidency, making her job easier.

Retiring Senator Orrin Hatch (R-UT) gave another endorsement of his chosen successor, former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney, in his Thursday address at the Faith and Freedom Coalition’s “Road to Majority” conference on Capitol Hill.

Speaker of the House Paul Ryan (R-WI) hosted a small group of allied outside group leaders to thank them for their support for his American Health Care Act, Ryancare, and to talk with them about his next attempt to bring the bill to the House floor.

Lift the Vote, a non-profit organization that focused on turning out the evangelical Christian vote in the 2016 presidential election, said those voters helped Donald Trump win several key battleground states, including Florida, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Michigan.

Six Republican presidential candidates lined up to speak at a Faith and Freedom Coalition forum hosted by Prestonwood Baptist Church in Plano, Texas, on Sunday afternoon. Donald Trump was not one of them. Surprisingly, or perhaps not, the topics of illegal immigration and border security were not discussed by those who were there.

“The President thinks our greatest threat is a sunburn, not a beheading,” said Mike Huckabee at a presidential forum in Texas on Sunday. The Republican presidential candidate was referencing the administration’s belief that climate change is one of the biggest threats to our nation.

Jeb Bush told those gathered at Prestonwood Baptist Church in Plano, Texas, “I’m totally whole-in on the question of life.” Bush said he has a strong pro-life record as governor of Florida, and it is a basic tenet of his faith that all life is from God.

Dr. Ben Carson told a group of more than 7,000 evangelical Christians and political activists that Congress must stand up and exercise its power given to it by the Constitution or face being run over by an out of control executive branch and legislative branch. He challenged congressional leaders to find courage in dealing with the current administration and judicial activism.

Rick Santorum told those who attended a presidential forum in Texas that “Washington can work again with someone who is a conservative. The former senator and congressman from Pennsylvania touted his ability to work with Democrats to get things accomplished. He said that the White House is no place “for on the job training.”

Carly Fiorina told those gathered at a presidential forum at a church in north Texas on Sunday, “We need a leader that will point things out to the American people.” She condemned the present administration for being silent as Christians are being persecuted, and she said she has been able to influence how Planned Parenthood and their activities are viewed.

Before a packed crowd of more than 7,000 evangelical Christians, Senator Ted Cruz asked his fellow Republican candidates where they were when it came to defunding Planned Parenthood and fighting against the Washington, D.C. cartel. Cruz was responding to a question about this election being about outsiders and fighting Washington.

Beginning at 6:30 p.m. ET on Saturday, eight GOP hopefuls will appear at the fundraiser banquet sponsored by the Faith and Freedom Coalition, one of Iowa’s leading socially conservative political organizations. Included on the program are Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX), Sen. Lindsey Graham

Would you believe that Sen. Marco Rubio was heckled by pro-amnesty for illegal alien supporters?

From Politico: Ted Cruz dominated, Rick Santorum flopped and Bobby Jindal found his niche. At the latest GOP cattle call, about a dozen presidential contenders rolled through a Washington, D.C. ballroom over a three-day period to tout their socially conservative
