So, I will continue to fight for religious liberty and to honor and carry on our long-standing religious heritage.
Continue fighting for religious liberty and protecting the free exercise of religion.
Occurrences
Evidence
Foxx said she voted in favor of H.R. 2679 and described it as protecting the public expression of religion and the freedom of religious expression. The release says she was a cosponsor of H.R. 2679 and said Congress should protect religious symbols and expressions in the courtroom.
The article says the Congressional Prayer Caucus was dedicated to protecting religious liberty, and includes Foxx's statement that prayer should continue to play a central role in the life and direction of the country.
Foxx opened a committee hearing by citing the First Amendment's ban on laws prohibiting the free exercise of religion and saying Americans have a right to practice religion freely without unnecessary government interference.
Assessments
The promise was framed as continuing to fight for religious liberty and free exercise, not as achieving a specific statutory outcome. The evidence shows Foxx repeatedly took public and legislative actions consistent with that pledge, including cosponsoring and voting for religious-expression legislation, participating in religious-liberty caucus activity, and making committee statements defending free exercise. These actions satisfy the promised ongoing advocacy within the same term context.