Posts By Peter Wolfgang

The reporter was correct, of course. I was psyched when Ned Lamont held a press conference attacking Family Institute of Connecticut a mere two days after winning the Democratic nomination …
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Family Institute of Connecticut is pleased to announce that State Rep. Vincent Candelora will be FIC’s 2018 Charles Stetson Awardee. The award is given each year at our annual banquet to …
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Family Institute of Connecticut is, by our very nature, focused on Connecticut. Even on those occasions when we turn our attention to something on the federal level, it usually relates back …
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“What a sweet victory” said the Catholic League of Andrew McDonald’s defeat for Chief Justice of the Connecticut Supreme Court. To us here at FIC, it marked the limits of gay …
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Minutes ago the State Senate voted down the nomination of Andrew McDonald for Chief Justice of the Connecticut Supreme Court. His supporters claim his defeat shows homophobia on the part …
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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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