Girls' sports, kept for girls
After President Trump's February 2025 order, the NCAA limited women's events to female athletes the next day, and in June 2026 the Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that states may keep girls' teams for biological females.
Freedom, Faith & Culture
Free speech, religious liberty, the Second Amendment and plain common sense.
10 wins
Protecting kids from irreversible procedures
Trump moved to end federal funding for gender-transition procedures on minors, the Supreme Court upheld Tennessee's ban, and at least 42 hospitals and health systems paused or stopped some of this care.
No more government pressure to censor
President Trump signed an order barring federal agencies from pressuring platforms to censor speech and directed them to dismantle their censorship operations.
No more debanking for your beliefs
An executive order bars banks from cutting off customers for their political or religious views, and Citibank dropped its restrictive policies.
Faith gets a seat in the White House
President Trump established the White House Faith Office, signed an order protecting religious freedom and directed agencies to protect religious expression at work.
Pro-life protections restored
President Trump pardoned pro-life Americans prosecuted by the prior administration, ordered full enforcement of the Hyde Amendment and reinstated the Mexico City Policy.
Federal policy recognizes two sexes
It is now official U.S. government policy that there are two sexes, male and female.
DEI ends in the federal government
President Trump ended DEI offices and race- and sex-based hiring preferences across the federal government and pressed companies like Disney and Goldman Sachs to drop DEI.
The suppressor tax is now $0
The tax law eliminated the $200 federal tax stamp on suppressors, short-barreled rifles and shotguns starting Jan. 1, 2026, though registration is still required.
DOJ goes to bat for gun owners
The Justice Department sued Minnesota, Minneapolis and St. Paul over firearm-purchase rules it says violate the Second Amendment.