There are certain legislators you know you can count on when it comes to protecting and advancing family values. Representative Kathy Skroch is one of these legislators. I have had the privilege to work with Kathy for a number of years and here are my observations. If I’d have to choose a defining characteristic of
Over the years, I’ve met many legislators. Some I’ve gotten to know at an introductory level, others I’ve had the pleasure to work with on particular bills, and yet others I’ve been able to regard as not only legislators, but also as friends. Diane Larson is in this latter group. Senator Diane Larson is someone
There are many legislators who have spent much of their lives in the public service of our state, but few compare to Representative Jim Kasper. Jim is clearly focused on a legacy of public service to the citizens of District 46, and more broadly, the state of North Dakota. Just as important, he represents the
Over the years, Kansas Family Voice of North Dakota® has received many questions. I thought it would be helpful to answer a few of these, since for every question asked, there are likely many others who have the same question but have not asked it. What is your overall goal? A state and nation where
Friends, We are less than two weeks away from the Kansas Primary Election. You can vote in person or by mail by advance ballot from now until August 3rd. If you don’t get a chance to vote before then, don’t forget to vote on August 4th! If you need to know where to vote, visit
An abortion-related study caught my attention recently. It talked about the results of a survey that was conducted on people’s attitudes towards abortion. While the results were not shocking, per se, they do represent new “data points” in the fight to end abortion. The study was conducted by Notre Dame and looked at people’s attitudes
Over the past few weeks, the U.S. Supreme Court handed down three significant decisions involving the First Amendment freedom of religion. In Espinoza v. Montana Department of Revenue, the Court ruled that a discriminatory Montana rule prohibiting students from using tax-credit scholarships at religious schools violated the Free Exercise Clause of the U.S. Constitution. (5-4
Congratulations to the new Office of Management and Budget Director Russell Vought! Mr. Vought’s confirmation is a win for all people of faith, and especially those who supported his nomination and asked their senators to support it. Thanks to each of you who responded to our call to action last month urging senators to confirm
I’m sure you’ve heard the phrase “every vote counts”. The obvious thought behind this is that without individual votes mounting up in a particular direction, the will of the people will not be accurately represented. This applies to election of candidates in primaries and general elections, state-wide ballot initiatives, local district measures, etc. However, I’m
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