I have good news to report on the Counseling Ban legislation! Both the MA House and Senate held their final formal sessions for 2017 this week and the bill did NOT come out of committee for a vote. This means
UPDATE: As we communicated with legislators throughout the day today, we started getting word that the Counseling Ban vote was being delayed. By late this afternoon, we had confirmation that the bill has moved out of committee with a new
On October 27th, the Massachusetts State Senate voted 27 to 10 to exempt “unnatural sexual intercourse” from the state’s child rape law. See the listing below to find out how your senator voted (if you don’t know who your senator is
Newly filed legislation on Beacon Hill would add a third sex designation on state-issued identification, such as drivers’ licenses. If Senator Karen Spilka of Ashland is successful in passing her bill, “X” will become a third option for sex, alongside
Thank you to all who joined us for our 26th Annual Fundraising Banquet this month. As always, it was a time of encouragement and refreshment with so many pro-family advocates from around the Commonwealth. Hugh Hewitt gave a powerful message,
Last week I attended a contentious meeting of the Westford School Committee. They were considering adopting a new transgender student policy. The content of that policy was, sadly, not surprising. It contained the usual mandate for biological boys to be
A year ago the Bathroom-Locker Room Law went into effect and many of the results we predicted have begun. On Christmas Eve of 2016, less than three months after it went into effect, a man entered a women’s room in
I’m down in D.C. at Family Research Council’s Values Voters Summit today and tomorrow. President Trump will be speaking this morning and FRC has asked me to speak on a panel discussing pro-family work at the state level tomorrow afternoon.
Great news for religious liberty today! The Department of Justice released a 25-page memo for all executive departments and agencies outlining federal protections for religious liberty. In it, Attorney General Jeff Sessions made the following powerful statement: “The free exercise
When my younger son was in first grade, he came home and announced, very matter-of-factly, that “you can’t talk about God in school.” As you can imagine, he didn’t get that idea from me, and I quickly corrected him! Disturbingly,
