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Mae Flexer and the Connecticut Alliance to End Sexual Violence want to increase the tax on marriage with SB 1011, ostensibly to fund sexual assault and domestic violence prevention and services: https://www.cga.ct.gov/2017/TOB/s/2017SB-01011-R00-SB.htm

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From 3/7/2017 e-mail blast . . . Powerful LGBT Lobby Holds Public Hearing to Outlaw Non-Existent Practice in CT

There was no juvenile trash talking of FIC this time, no amateurish interruptions of the media’s …
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According to the media, a presumptuous “signing ceremony” has been planned by tribal and elected officials for a new “revenge casino” in East Windsor.  I say, “revenge casino” because it is …
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Pro-abortion activists have been on the march in Connecticut and elsewhere these past two months. It is time for Connecticut pro-lifers to get active too. It is time for us …
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Despite all the hyperbole about losing federal funding, it seems the state of Connecticut would attempt to replace any lost funding for Planned Parenthood CT.  This is expected.  Bad news …
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One of the problems each journalist must overcome (hopefully in journalism school) is setting aside the story they want to tell, in favor of fairness or facts.  An example of …
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On behalf of the Family Institute of Connecticut–and our own family–we want to wish a most blessed Christmas to all of FIC’s members. It is your generous support–and divine providence–that …
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Shame on the Glastonbury Chamber of Commerce for peddling pictures of a naked boy sheathed by a “sold” sign in their “Men of Glastonbury Chamber 2016” calendar (blandly reported here …
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Family Institute of Connecticut was disappointed to learn that California passed an assisted suicide bill.  It is no secret the assisted suicide lobby views California as a great prize because …
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On April 14, at 5:00 p.m., the Assisted Suicide bill “died in committee” for the third year in a row. We told you all three years that defeating the Assisted Suicide bill in Committee was the highest …
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