FFRF Action Fund is naming Linda McMahon “Theocrat of the Week” for announcing the Education Department’s unconstitutional partnership with Christian nationalist groups to turn U.S. history curricula into propaganda. ffrf.us/46rQQEY

FFRF Action Fund’s “Secularist of the Week” is @rephuffman.bsky.social for his timely op-ed warning about the dangers of Trump’s Religious Liberty Commission and the threat of Christian nationalism. ffrf.us/3VWxDp3

🚨 A Constitutional Convention isn’t ‘reform’—it’s a coordinated power grab by Christian nationalists, dark-money groups & Project 2025 allies. State lawmakers must reject new calls & rescind old ones before our democracy is put on the chopping block. thehill.com/opinion/camp...

The Charlie Kirk memorial was filled to the brim with Christian nationalism. Check out our write-up on what all was said. ffrf.us/4pG49cE

The NOPE Act = a safeguard against authoritarianism. No president should have the power to punish nonprofits, media, or citizens for dissent. We call on Congress to pass the NOPE Act and defend free speech for every American. 👉 Read more: ffrf.us/427oldc/ #NOPEAct #P#NOPEActm#ProtectDemocracy

FFRF Action Fund’s “Theocrat of the Week” is Micheal Whatley, a U.S. Senate candidate who recently spoke at a pastor summit, urging faith leaders to run for office and calling for the dissolution of the separation of state and church. ffrf.us/42FEy9z

FFRF Action Fund’s “Secularist of the Week” is @johnfugelsang.bsky.social for his insightful new book challenging the far right and its co-opting of religion. ffrf.us/42FiUCl

We stand with @chrismurphyct.bsky.social & allies on the NOPE Act. No president should be allowed to weaponize the government against nonprofits, media, or critics. Free speech & democratic freedoms must be protected.

TAKE ACTION: Urge Gov. Abbott to veto an anti-abortion bounty hunter bill in Texas! ffrf.us/3ImyA6L

"Here’s what makes this alliance so important: FFRF Action Fund pushes for judges who uphold our cherished principle of the separation of state and church, a principle that has increasingly been threatened over the last few years." www.mcall.com/2025/09/12/o...

FFRF Action Fund’s “Secularist of the Week” is Tim Kaine for challenging the notion during a recent Senate committee hearing that God-given rights serve as the basis of the U.S. government. ffrf.us/48fnjzA

FFRF Action Fund’s “Theocrat of the Week” is Marco Rubio for a series of Christian nationalist posts on the State Department’s official X account that distort American history and signal the intent to privilege Christianity. ffrf.us/3IhgoLL

Sen. Josh Hawley wants every federal building stamped with “In God We Trust.” Let’s be clear: This isn’t patriotism. It’s Christian nationalism. 🛑 Excludes nonbelievers. 🛑 Imposes religion via government. 🛑 A relic of Cold War hysteria. 🔗 ffrf.us/4mVnhkO/ #ChristianN#ChristianNationalismn#FFRFActionFund

🚨 NH: Lawmakers vote tomorrow on #HB232 — a bill that would let health care providers deny care based on religion. Abortion, birth control, and more are at risk. 📢 NH residents: Tell lawmakers to vote NO ➡️ ffrfaction.org/take-action-... #StopHB232 #NHPolitics

He encouraged them to push their congregations to register to vote — and to recognize “our need to take this state in the right direction — not just the correct direction, the right direction — and we need to be a godly state.” www.wral.com/story/gop-se...

FFRF Action Fund’s “Theocrat of the Week” is Valentina Gomez for her deplorable campaign video in which she sets fire to a Quran, vows to “stop Islam,” and spits racist rhetoric. She claims her congressional campaign is “Powered by Jesus.” ffrf.us/4mPkr0T

FFRF Action Fund’s “Secularist of the Week” is Collier County (Fla.) Chair Burt Saunders for casting the only vote against displaying the Ten Commandments on county property. Saunders provided succinct and compelling reasoning for his opposition during a recent board meeting. ffrf.us/3JMKWWa

"You are a hazard to the health of the American people." Senator Raphael Warnock (D-GA) questions HHS RFK Jr. during Senate testimony. WATCH: www.youtube.com/live/O3MORmB...

Texas just passed a law allowing private citizens to sue anyone who manufactures, distributes, or provides abortion pills in or to the state for $100k. This is how Republicans are building a national abortion ban. time.com/7314694/texa...

Rep. Steube’s "GRACE Act" would undermine public health by forcing schools to allow religious exemptions to vaccines or lose federal funding. Kids deserve safe classrooms, not carveouts for superstition. steube.house.gov/press-releas...

FFRF Action Fund is proud to announce that the Oklahoma City American Federation of Teachers (OKC-AFT) has become an express endorsement partner. ffrf.us/46lDDgO

The FFRF Action Fund once again opposes judicial nominations from the Trump administration. ffrf.us/47sME8Y

TAKE ACTION: Fight back against a bounty hunter bill in Texas! ffrf.us/463E5iD

FFRF Action Fund’s “Secularist of the Week” is Rep. Jerry Nadler, who reaffirmed his commitment to state-church separation after a federal ruling halted Texas’ unconstitutional Ten Commandments law. ffrf.us/4mGlUqj

FFRF Action Fund’s “Theocrat of the Week” is Adam Steen for branding himself as “the faith guy” and boasting about his discrimination against The Satanic Temple during his Iowa gubernatorial bid launch. ffrf.us/3HJvHg3

Christian nationalism: boss level unlocked

Burning the Quran with a flamethrower while ranting about being ‘powered by Jesus Christ’ is Christian nationalism at its ugliest. America is not a theocracy. Hate and religious supremacy have no place in Congress.

Paxton’s job is to uphold the constitution, which guarantees the separation of church and state—not the Ten Commandments. Our public schools should focus on educating Texas students, not stoking culture wars. www.houstonchronicle.com/news/houston...

Tomorrow morning, August 26, the Collier County Board will be deciding on a motion to display the Ten Commandments on county property. FFRF Action Fund needs your help to ensure that state property isn’t used to push religion on all residents of Collier County. ffrf.us/45xQGeO

FFRF Action Fund’s “Secularists of the Week” are New York state Sen. James Skoufis and Assembly member Tony Simone for their new bill, the Nonpartisan Pulpit Act, aiming to codify the Johnson Amendment into New York state law. ffrf.us/4m0iDB7 x.com/NYSenDems/st...

FFRF Action Fund’s “Theocrat of the Week” is Dan Patrick for his unconstitutional threats to remove members of the public from the Texas Senate chamber for not standing during an official prayer. ffrf.us/4fKXJnK

RFK Jr. vowed to investigate environmental causes of autism—then shut down the very research doing that work. Public health needs evidence-based science, not political showmanship. www.propublica.org/article/rfk-...

FFRF Action Fund’s “Theocrat of the Week” is Pete Hegseth for seemingly endorsing a Christian nationalist pastor who argues that women should not have the right to vote and that the United States should be “a Christian nation.” ffrf.us/3Jg3kGB

FFRF Action Fund’s “Secularists of the Week” are @rephuffman.bsky.social and @raskin.house.gov for sending a letter to OPM Director Scott Kupor expressing their concerns about the recent OPM guidance that greenlights workplace proselytization. bit.ly/41aagv4

We’ll make an exception this one time and agree with her: She shouldn’t hold office — and no one should ever vote for her. Not that any reasonable person would.

The Nonpartisan Pulpit Act would codify into state law a 1954 provision...to prevent 501(c)(3) organizations—a tax category including charities, foundations, and religious institutions—from endorsing or opposing political candidates, or else lose tax-exempt status. www.news10.com/news/ny-capi...

The first time Charlie Chaplin used his voice in a film, he wielded it to forcefully condemn the rising forces of fascism around the globe. Will we listen to his words today?

The FFRF Action Fund applauds Congressional Freethought Caucus Co-Chairs Reps. @rephuffman.bsky.social and @raskin.house.gov for pressing the Trump administration on its new directives condoning workplace proselytizing. ffrf.us/3Hj25WB

Read our update on our strategies to fight against Project 2025 with Mark on the Hill! ffrf.us/4lkdQdn

Trump’s seizure of the DC police is the kind of move made by dictators. Authoritarianism cannot coexist with the First Amendment — or with true religious freedom. The FFRF Action Fund will always fight to defend both. www.politico.com/news/2025/08...

FFRF Action Fund’s “Theocrat of the Week” is Dan Driscoll for breaching the wall of separation between state and church by putting West Point’s official insignia on bibles in the academy chapel. ffrf.us/4mwRwxU

The FFRF Action Fund strongly condemns the Senate’s vote last night to confirm Emil Bove to a lifetime federal judgeship to the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. ffrf.us/3UEOD28

The FFRF Action Fund is renewing its call for the U.S. Senate to reject judicial nominee Emil Bove after newly released documents reveal that he consulted a far-right Christian legal group with a case pending before the court to which he’s been nominated. ffrf.us/41eqX8u

FFRF Action Fund’s “Secularist of the Week” is Stephen Colbert for defending state-church separation during a recent podcast. Colbert has been in the news following the controversial cancellation of the Late Show With Stephen Colbert which many have deemed a political move. ffrf.us/41cYtMm

Exciting news! Our 2025-2026 Dynamic House Scorecard on state/church issues is now live! Check it out to see what representatives represent state/church separation. ffrfaction.org/scorecard/

TAKE ACTION: Fight back against the culture war in Texas this special session! ffrf.us/3TRvQQT

We're thanking @rephuffman.bsky.social and @raskin.house.gov for leading a congressional sign-on letter calling on the IRS Commissioner to withdraw a legal motion that would gut the Johnson Amendment’s protections and permit houses of worship to engage in partisan politics ffrf.us/4mcklQl

Speaker Johnson is our “Theocrat of the Week” for his op-ed praising an IRS decision to abandon enforcement of the Johnson Amendment for churches. The essay repeatedly misrepresents state/church separation and argues that a “healthy republic” is reliant on religion. ffrf.us/3UjF20B

FFRF Action Fund’s “Secularist of the Week” is @levin.house.gov for his outspoken commitment to state-church separation following an IRS decision to abandon enforcing the Johnson Amendment for churches. ffrf.us/44CHTrv