Special Interest Groups

The NRA aims to protect our 2nd Amendment rights and ensure that citizens are guaranteed their constitutional rights such as the right to carry, transport, own, and use arms in order to protect ourselves in times of danger when law enforcement is not around to protect us all the time. We aim to protect and defend the constitution, confirming its historical legacy. The NRA was founded as a means to raise awareness and funding for gun safety, where a lot of our money benefits the American youth, hunters, women, competitive shooters, gun collectors, disabled peoples, and law enforcement agents. As former Clinton spokesman George Stephanopoulos said, "Let me make one small vote for the NRA. They're good citizens. They call their congressmen. They write. They vote. They contribute. And they get what they want over time."

The Republican National Committee represents the Republican Party. We believe in the American Dream, the US Constitution, individual liberties, law and order, and equality for all. We continue to protect the security of our country with a strong military from drugs, illegal immigration, and transnational crime by continuing to build the US-Mexico border wall, supporting the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements program. Additionally, we believe in the restructuring of higher education to ensure the success of the future generations, and we hold pro-life beliefs in such that we support the rights of unborn children while supporting women with problem pregnancies. We are against same-sex marriage. In essence, we embrace conservative values. As the core of our economy is small business, we support government deregulation and more privatization to foster economic growth to retain American jobs and to promote American business. In that effort, we oppose the current tax code and want a more simple tax code. We support gun rights and a patient-centered healthcare system. Please support our efforts in Keeping America Great!

We are the National Right to Life Committee, a special interest group founded in 1968, by the National Conference of Catholic Bishops. We are the country’s largest and oldest pro-life organization, consisting of more than 3,000 local chapters. We fight to protect the right to life of every human being, especially those who cannot protect themselves. Our ultimate goal is to make abortion unconstitutional in the United States and to accomplish our goal, we strive to influence legislation and education to work against induced abortion, assisted suicide, infanticide, and euthanasia. We have so far helped secure state legislation banning abortion in 17 states and with your help we can extent our influence to more, so that we can help save these precious lives everywhere.

Our mission at NARAL Pro-Choice America is to fight for the protection of the reproductive freedom of all people. We believe that every woman should have the right to control her own body and decide whether or not she wants to have a child. NARAL is dedicated to fighting to expand access to abortion, increase the affordability of birth control, end pregnancy discrimination in the workplace and protect paid family leave. We organize in communities across the country, educating and empowering their members to take part in this fight. Together, we work to elect candidates committed to ensuring the protection of our reproductive freedom. Join us.

The Human Rights Campaign Foundation was founded in 1980 by Steve Endean to support pro-fairness congressional candidates. However, in 1995 we rebranded and decided to expand our mission to end discrimination against the LGBTQ community and achieve equality for all. Our goal is to ensure a world where members of the LGBTQ can feel safe and have equal rights without discrimination against their sexuality or gender identity. We aim to do so through education about LGBTQ issues, motivating equality voters, and pushing pro-equality policies and legislation. Our most recent initiatives have been Advancing Racial Equity, Election 2020, and the HBCU Program.

We advocate for better federal policies regarding homelessness, increase federal spending for affordable housing, analyze data to inform politicians and the public, establish racial equity and provide physical operable assistance to affected communities.

Our work focuses heavily on data and research, familiarizing ourselves with existing policies and organizations to support the best approaches to end homelessness in America. The Alliance also provides training and outreach to educate community members on effective strategies to end homelessness. We encourage rapid re-housing, development of crisis response, and increased employment opportunities.

Please support the National Alliance to end Homelessness today.

Founded in 1982, The National Immigration Forum strives to promote the values of immigrants and immigration in our nation. For the past 30 years the Forum has worked to advance sound federal immigration solutions through its policy expertise, communications outreach and coalition building work, which forges powerful alliances of diverse constituencies across the country to build consensus on the important role of immigrants in America. We seek to bridge policy and politics to create the solutions necessary for our country and all its residents to thrive.

We center our work around four of the main concerns regarding immigration (Immigration Reform and Workforce Needs, Integration and Citizenship, Borders and Interior Enforcement and State and Local Immigration Developments). To ensure that immigrants are able to meet the needs of our economy, workers, and families, we shape policies necessary to make our immigration system serve the national interest. We also work hard to create opportunities for immigrants to succeed and contribute to the growth and prosperity of America. Additionally, concerning Borders and Enforcement, we develop fiscally responsible and humane policies that protect America and promote commerce, while respecting the rights of immigrants. Lastly, we also focus on promoting the idea that immigration law and enforcement are responsibilities of the federal government. These modifications will allow for the possibility of a better economy. It is expected by 2050 for America to see a large 42% growth in the working population and expect a more diverse workforce. As the rising number of immigrants in the suburbs increase, the tripling of Latino and Asian populations will change communities across the nation for the better. In result, immigrants make up 5% of our active-duty military.

We are Courage to Change, a young and newly formed political action committee founded in 2018! Even with a raging pandemic swarming around us, CTC continues its mission to advocate and fight for working class American rights. Represented by individuals who faced the same struggles as the people they advocate for, Courage to Change will work tirelessly to bring change to the lives of working class families and get the grass root progressive candidates we need elected, AOC as one of them. Too many of our politicians rely on corporate and aristocratic groups to fund their campaigns. They do not realize the daily struggles of the middle and lower classes. We truly depend on your support; that of an everyday, working class citizen. As the CTC, WE will act as the answer to America’s broken system, and aid our politicians in their disadvantageous stands.