Posts By Peter Wolfgang

Minutes ago the Public Health Committee adjourned a meeting that both chairmen publicly declared to be the Committee’s last meeting for this legislative session.

This means that both the assisted …
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Perhaps pro-abortion activists kept saying they “strongly” support restrictions on pro-life advertising because the case for their bill was so weak.

That was our takeaway from Tuesday’s marathon 13-hour public …
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TOMORROW’s (Wednesday, Mar. 21) Lobby Day POSTPONED

The Mar. 21st joint lobby day of Family Institute of Connecticut Action and Second Thoughts Connecticut has been POSTPONED due to tomorrow’s impending storm …
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FIC Action needs as many pro-lifers as possible to come to the Legislative Office Building this Tuesday, Mar. 20th, to testify against two different bills, a bill legalizing assisted suicide …
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The most important speech during yesterday’s three-and-a-half-hour debate in the Connecticut House of Representatives, over whether to confirm Justice Andrew McDonald’s nomination for Chief Justice, is the one you haven’t …
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It is a shocking lack of respect for Connecticut’s disabled community. Don’t take our word for it. They say so themselves.

Here in full is an email the leaders of …
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There was an article last month reporting a “gay baby boom” in Connecticut, due, of course, to surrogacy. Connecticut has some of the most lenient laws in the country when …
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You wouldn’t think there’s much that could embarrass Connecticut U.S. Senator Dick Blumenthal. He was, after all, emceeing a press conference against protecting unborn children from abortion at 20 weeks, …
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New Britain Mayor Erin Stewart announced yesterday that she is in the race for governor and it is no secret that Family Institute of Connecticut Action Committee is not her …
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[UPDATE 1/17: FIC Action’s campaign against the confirmation of Andrew McDonald for Chief Justice has been launched. Click here to contact your state legislators and ask them to vote no.] …
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