Kansas Family Voice of North Dakota makes it a priority to keep you, our ministry partners, informed on key local and national political issues. Toward that end, we covered the Judge Kavanaugh confirmation hearing with regular updates and asked for your help when most needed. First the good news. Judge Kavanaugh was confirmed to the
Dear Friends, Canvassers for Democratic candidates Laura Kelly and Sharice Davids came to our house one night earlier this week while my wife was giving our girls their bath. They were a married couple who live nearby. The woman wore Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s face on a pin on the lapel of her coat. Because of
When you think of someone taking their life through assisted suicide, perhaps you think of an elderly person, or at least of a young adult with a terminal diagnosis. But that’s not where assisted suicide is headed. All you have to do is look to Europe – or even Canada. In Europe, advocates for assisted
There are many reasons to vote this fall – from candidates to ballot measures. Voters in Massachusetts just got another reason, and the rest of America had better pay attention. A few weeks ago, a man – who says he’s a woman – asked a Massachusetts spa for a full-body wax, including a Brazilian wax,
Deregulating an industry and celebrating Idaho’s great western history normally sound like a good idea. However, making sure the means of reaching these goals are equally good is vital. There is currently an effort to allow historic gambling on horse racing, otherwise known as instant racing, on your ballot this fall. This measure is not
Dear Friends: This week, I came across an interesting video featuring several Democrats expressing concerns about direction of their party and the impact of progressive politics in our state. Among their concerns… “Progressives have taken over the Democratic Party.” “Progressives are destroying our culture.” “Progressive are attacking our traditions.” “Progressives are intolerant of opinions not
Kansas Family Voice of North Dakota® has been closely monitoring the many election races in our state, but the race for U.S. Senate has clearly been at the forefront, given its long-term consequences. The most recent development in this race was the vote by Senator Heidi Heitkamp against the confirmation of Judge Brett Kavanaugh to
Dear Friends, Last week, I testified before the City of Mission City Council. Mission is a small city in Johnson County. The council is considering a proposal that would create a sexual orientation and gender identity “non-discrimination” ordinance. It’s the same sort of law that has led to the punishment of Christian business owners like
Last week, the city council of Mission considered an ordinance that would punish people for their ideas and beliefs. The ordinance is known as a SOGI law because it offers special protections for “sexual orientation and gender identity” classes. Do you remember Jack Phillips? He is the Colorado baker who recently won a Supreme Court case,
Today, the U.S. Senate advanced the Kavanaugh nomination to final passage, which is expected to happen tomorrow. The 51-49 vote was on a standard procedure to limit floor debate to 30 hours. Passage today was essential and is an encouraging sign that Kavanaugh will be confirmed, but it is no guarantee. Senators can and sometimes
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