What is in your heart? Let me take a guess. Primary is your love for faith, family, and freedom. It’s what gives you definition and meaning and it is what Family Policy Foundation of North Dakota fights for on your behalf every day of the year. We’ve already discussed in prior emails all the work
Dear Friends— Things continue at a breakneck speed here at the Capitol, so I’ll keep this short. Kansas Family Voice of North Dakota has continued testifying, lobbying, and representing you at every turn. Here are some bills we have engaged on this week. Bill Number Subject FPA-ND Position (For/Opposed) Link to Bill HB 1415 Legalizes
Fellow North Dakotans, The House Human Services Committee is currently considering a bill that would allow assisted suicide here in North Dakota. We need your help in letting them know you’d like them to not pass this horrible legislation. House Bill 1415 would allow physicians to prescribe killing drugs to those who want to end
Before I get to the legislative update, let me remind you about the March for Life event at the Capitol tomorrow. As I mentioned last week, the University of Mary is hosting a March for Life event at the State Capitol on Friday, with Kansas Family Voice of North Dakota being a partnering organization
Fellow North Dakotans, The House Human Services Committee is currently considering a bill that would prevent transgender boys from competing in girls’ sports here in North Dakota. We need your help in letting them know you’d like them to pass this common-sense legislation. House Bill 1298 limits participation in girls’ sports to biological girls, making
Legislative Session The first thing you need to know is that roughly 750 bills have been filed this legislative session, as of the writing of this email. Based on past sessions, that means we still expect at least 250 more bills until we have the total set of bills that will be under consideration! Nevertheless,
Senate Bill 2176 would reimburse parents of students who previously received in-person instruction, but who now are receiving remote instruction by parents because of COVID. It would provide $1,500 in funds to the family for the first child, and $500 for each child thereafter and be entirely financed from federal COVID funding, not the state
Fellow North Dakotans, COVID has been a trying experience for us all, but perhaps in a unique way for parents of K-12 students. Parents have had to instantly become teachers at home, taking an enormous amount of time to help their children study, as well as buying computers and supplies, upgrading internet service, supplying lunches,
“Freedom is a fragile thing and is never more than one generation away from extinction. It is not ours by inheritance. It must be fought for and defended constantly by each generation. . .” Ronald Reagan, Gubernatorial Inaugural Address, 1967 Religious Freedom Wins of 2020 As today is National Religious Freedom Day, we thought it
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