Meet Karen Osborne

Rob Waites • Oct 31, 2022

We are stoked to announce another attorney joining team SMF!

After home schooling her four children, Karen Osborne, JD, went back to law school at William and Mary in Virginia.  While there she had the opportunity to intern at the Constitutional Sources Project, Goldwater Institute in Arizona and Home School Legal Defense Association.  The year after law school she worked for Freedom Foundation.  The advocacy provided by these organizations solidified her desire to help others defend Constitutional Freedoms and Natural Rights.  Along with the other attorneys and staff at the Silent Majority Foundation, she will continue this legacy as they pursue a wide variety of cases and issues to help defend America’s constitution and theological foundation.

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