It’s been an exciting and encouraging few days in the North Dakota legislature. Last Friday, the sexual orientation Senate Bill 2303 went down to defeat by a margin of 27 to 20. This means our wives and daughters are safe in bathrooms and locker rooms, religious freedom is still protected, and employers do not need
Brittany Jones, Esq., Policy Manager As thousands marched for life in Washington D.C. and across our country, we saw monumental government actions related to abortion – some encouraging and some disturbing. We’ve learned the hard way this week that elections have consequences, and we are seeing those consequences play out in the courts through presidentially-nominated
We are happy to report that House Bill 1336 was voted out of the House Human Services Committee with a “Do Pass” recommendation! House Bill 1336 requires that a woman considering a chemical abortion be given information about how she can save her baby’s life, if she changes her mind part-way into the process. Over 68
On a cold, blustery day in January in 1973, the Supreme Court announced its decision in the now famous case of Roe v. Wade sentencing millions of babies to death before they even breathed their first breath. On Tuesday, on a similarly cold day in January, hundreds of Kansans turned out to stand up for
Dear North Dakotans, We need your help! The House Human Services Committee is holding hearings on Monday, January 21st, on two very important pro-life issues. They must hear from you! Chemical Abortion Reversal Information (House Bill 1336) is being sponsored by Statesmen Academy Alumni and State Representative Daniel Johnston. This bill would require that a
Yesterday, Senate Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Kentucky) announced that the Senate will vote on a bill to permanently ban tax funding of abortion. That vote could happen as early as today. Because of the time-sensitive urgency, please take a moment now to urge your two U.S. senators to vote in favor. The bill, S. 109, would
Expecting mothers and fathers work hard to ensure that their child is healthy, loved and well cared for before he is even born. A mom might watch her diet, start exercising, take prenatal vitamins, or learn relaxation techniques because she’s told all of this is good for the baby. Dad might take on more household
Dear Friends, Allow me to introduce myself. As you may have read in Paul’s email last week, I will be serving as the Director of Advocacy for Kansas Family Voice of Kansas. In my role, I will be working with our elected officials in Topeka to create good laws (and oppose bad ones) with the
The Christmas season is officially over and here we are in 2019. The North Dakota legislative session kicked off today with 240 bills prefiled so far, but there are hundreds more coming over the next few weeks. They will address topics ranging from the all-important state appropriations to law enforcement, education, lobbying activities, the sanctity
As is becoming the norm, prime-time television continues to glamorize the serious and grave consequences of those struggling with gender dysphoria. Recently, the NBC drama, New Amsterdam, told the story of a teen girl requesting a sex-change operation from a doctor and against her parents’ advice. The doctor turned her down, and the teen responded
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