Friends of the Family, Labor Day is upon us once again! Although the leaves are not yet changing, it won’t be long before pumpkins and apple cider replace the sun tan lotion and lemonade. But with so many people around
From the Family Research Council: Count the U.S. military among the many Americans who could benefit from new leadership in the White House. According to some analysts, a new President would have enough executive authority to block open homosexuals from
The following is from the Heritage Foundation: Culture Watch: Marriage Keeps Love Alive and Hearts Pumping Many a bachelor has taunted and teased a groom-to-be that “I do” will be his famous last words. But for all the jesting predictions
With September 1st less than a week away, time is running out to get your tickets for the 20th Anniversary Gala with Michael Reagan at early bird discounted rates. If you act now, you can save $25 on both admission
Having found little support or success in the Legislature for their morbid proposal, supporters of physician-assisted suicide are hoping to get on the 2012 ballot and obtain the endorsement of the people of Massachusetts. The so-called “Death with Dignity Act”
Dear Friends of the Family, As I am writing, Hurricane Irene has her sights set on New England this weekend. Though there isn’t much any of us can do to stop Irene from coming, there are ways to properly prepare
This year’s Values Voter Summit in Washington, D.C. is more important than ever. Click for more information. Continue reading
Here are the non-profit Voter Guides for the primary elections in the 12th Bristol Special Election on Tuesday, August 23, 2011: Democratic Primary Republican Primary Don’t know where to vote? Visit www.wheredoivotema.com to find out!
Friends of the Family, As a combat veteran of the United State Air Force and someone who has lost close friends in battle, each news report about the death of a soldier, sailor or airman overseas affects me in a
Thanks to your personal and impassioned phone calls and emails, the Judiciary Committee did not act on the Bathroom Bill before the Legislature went on its extended summer recess. This is great news, especially in light of the fact that
