President James Monroe, 5th President of the United States • 1817-1825
“We must support our rights or lose our character, and with it perhaps, our liberties.”

Abortion-End Of Life Bills Please click here to read and research the following Abortion-End Of Life bills that are pending before the U.S House of Representatives, U.S. Senate or both. If you are against Abortion, Euthanasia, End of Life Issues, Human Cloning, Stem cells and Biotechnology please visit the visit the ACLA's Lobbying Fees & Campaigns web page to find out how you can help the ACLA by ordering pre-written lobbying campaign letters of opposition or support that you can directly mail to lobby your states elected officials in either the U.S. House of Representatives and/or U.S. Senate to actively participate in the legislative process of working to overturn Roe v. Wade and protecting the sanctity of human life. Christian Free Speech Bills Please click here to read and research the following bills that are pending before the U.S House of Representatives, U.S. Senate or both. If you believe that the First Amendment protects individual Christian civil liberties please visit the ACLA's Lobbying Fees & Campaigns web page to find out how you can help the ACLA by ordering pre-written lobbying campaign letters of opposition or support that you can directly mail to lobby your states elected officials in either the U.S. House of Representatives and/or U.S. Senate to actively participate in the legislative process of protecting your First Amendment rights. Marriage Bills Please click here to read and research the following bills that are pending before the U.S House of Representatives, U.S. Senate or both. If you are against same-sex marriage, please visit the ACLA's Lobbying Fees & Campaigns web page to find out how you can help the ACLA by ordering pre-written lobbying campaign letters of opposition or support that you can directly mail to lobby your states elected officials in either the U.S. House of Representatives and/or U.S. Senate to actively participate in the legislative process and become apart of a national movement to settle the issue of defining marriage in the United States as between one man and one woman.