Governor Burgum has signed SB2030! He line-item vetoed one penalty clause, but it still accomplishes what we all wanted: public university campuses either have to follow the pro-life provisions or lose the challenge grants. A big thank you goes out to Governor Burgum for signing this incredibly important bill into law, and thank you to
We need your help. SB2030, the bill that prohibits public universities from partnering with entities involved with abortion, will be voted on Monday in the Senate. The bill has been in conference committee and the committee finally accepted the House’s amendments, which left in the abortion restriction. University officials, Planned Parenthood, and abortion advocates are
As you know from recent Kansas Family Voice® reports, Planned Parenthood and the abortion lobby have been in high gear throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, doing all they can to seize the “opportunity” to perform more abortions and bolster their bottom line. From defying state orders to stop elective abortions, to requesting valuable personal protective equipment
You’ve probably already heard that Planned Parenthood’s COVID-19 plan has been to ask for donations of masks and gloves, push surgical abortion, and defy state orders to halt nonessential procedures. But what hasn’t gotten as much attention is how Planned Parenthood seized upon the quarantine opportunity to ramp up advertising on “virtual sex education” and
Friends: Two weeks ago, Kansas Family Voice of New Mexico® released its 2020 Legislative Pro-Life Scorecard which reflects the pro-life/pro-abortion positions for every incumbent State Senator and State Representative in the New Mexico Legislature. However, given the upcoming June Primary Election, many have inquired about the positions of other legislative candidates running in contested Democratic
Most of us have heard the news that the coronavirus is overwhelming healthcare systems in many countries. In fact, this is the main reason for the “social distancing” requirement, to slow the spread of the virus so that our hospitals and healthcare clinics can keep up with the number of patients. A few days ago,
Dear Friends: The sun is beginning to set on the 2020 Legislative Session which concludes Thursday at noon. While we continue to keep a close eye on things, here is a brief recap of some things that took place last week—the good, the bad, and the ugly. The GOOD – Recreational pot stalls, Pregnant worker
Most of us are familiar with the iconic opening line of Charles Dickens’ A Tale of Two Cities: “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.” But that sentence goes quite a bit further, including “it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch
Here at Kansas Family Voice of North Dakota® we receive news on life and family issues from around the country. Many of you on our email distributions get glimpses into some of these issues, but we certainly can’t fit everything into an email or two. For that reason, let me recap some of the headlines
Invitations were recently circulated for this year’s Safe Spaces Teacher Training workshops to be held here in North Dakota. As in past years, the purpose of these workshops is to train teachers on the topic of sexual health so that they, in turn, can use it to teach their students. The trainings are planned for
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