Posts By Peter Wolfgang

Maggie Karner died peacefully September 25th after a long fight against the same brain cancer that led to the much-celebrated assisted suicide of Brittany Maynard. You will never see Maggie …
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Recognizing, of course, that we are all sinners (Romans 3:23) and that Pope Francis himself is a figure of controversy on the Right, Family Institute of Connecticut is nevertheless delighted …
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FIC members already received our July 21st email blast on the horrific undercover videos showing top Planned Parenthood abortionists explaining how they allegedly use the illegal and gruesome partial-birth abortion procedure …
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Don’t get me wrong. I’m completely sympathetic to Senate Republican leader Len Fasano, who is all over talk radio this morning expressing his outrage over the State Senate’s convene-and-adjourn veto-override …
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The U.S. Supreme Court got it wrong today in its decision forcing the people in all 50 states to embrace same-sex marriage. There is nothing in the U.S. Constitution that …
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On this June 19th – “Juneteenth,” the day African-Americans first learned of the Emancipation Proclamation in 1865 – Family Institute of Connecticut expresses our condolences to the victims of the …
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It’s the conventional wisdom you always hear about Connecticut: Conservatism is a loser in our state, and even if it’s not, it’s just the fiscal conservatives that stand a fighting …
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Pro-family Connecticut residents may recall from 2008 my frequent descriptions of our State Supreme Court as “philosopher kings” for literally legislating same-sex marriage from the bench (they ruled on …
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We’re not the first to say it. But here’s the statement I released earlier today:

Governor Malloy is wrong to pit the State of Connecticut against religious liberty …
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In the 24 hours or so since FIC’s Nicole Stacy blogged about the Rumble in Trumbull the news has broke that–gasp!—the Knights of Columbus in Trumbull also expressed their objections …
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