2018 Session: Many successes, a few losses
This year’s legislative agenda created a very unusual Session of the General Assembly—one that could have repercussions for the long-term future of the Commonwealth. The
This year’s legislative agenda created a very unusual Session of the General Assembly—one that could have repercussions for the long-term future of the Commonwealth. The
By Martin Cothran, Senior Policy Analyst for The Family Foundation If you had been monitoring Twitter on the weekend of March 3-4, you would have
On Feb. 27, the U.S. House of Representatives gave survivors, their families, and advocates the biggest victory in the fight against sex trafficking since the
Rep. David Meade: During the 2017 Legislative Session, In response to years of requests by citizens, legislators and professionals that the Adoption and Foster Care
Rep. Danny Bentley HCR 34 actually delays marijuana legalization, urging instead the expedited research and appropriate approval of marijuana derivatives for medical use. Bill sponsor
Rep. Melinda Prunty & Sen. David Givens: These two Simple Resolutions recognize connections between pornography, the objectification of women, and sex trafficking. They assert that
Rep. Donna Mayfield & Sen. C.B. Embry: These two Concurrent Resolutions, one in the House and one the Senate, urge Congress to close the loophole
Rep. Joni Jenkins: HB 294 updates the law to better reflect the seriousness of human trafficking or promoting human trafficking by treating those convicted of
Sen. Stephen Meredith Requires that if a public school teaches Sex Education, “abstinence before marriage in a monogamous relationship” must be included in the program
Rep. Melinda Prunty HB 455 will prohibit an abortion if the pregnant woman is seeking the abortion, in part or in whole, because of a
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