The PA Family Institute has led the effort against mandating statewide "comprehensive sex education." Why? Recently the taxpayer-funded Oregon Adolescent Sexuality Conference held their 20th annual event where adult porn site reps showed 11-year-olds how to use sex...
There are some who are protesting the “controversial” guest speaker set to speak to Warwick High School students at an assembly next month. Here are our insights on what is happening. The invited speaker is Pam Stenzel. Her “controversial” message? Abstinence...
From Michael Geer, president - Pennsylvania Family Institute I seriously question the judgment of PA National Organization for Women president Caryn Hunt, who said this about the emailed pornography scandal hitting state government officials: "If you don't know...
No doubt you’ve read our warnings about two pieces of legislation being considered by our state senate and state house. Since June when a single federal judge overturned Pennsylvania’s marriage law declaring it unconstitutional, there has been a renewed push to...
by Brandon McGinley It has long been contended by proponents of the traditional definition of marriage that with the abandonment of that definition will come assaults to the religious liberties we have long taken for granted. Naturally, those predictions were...
Thank you to State Rep. Matt Baker, R-Tioga, for sponsoring an amendment to prohibit the use of electronic benefit (EBT) cards at liquor stores, casinos and strip clubs. The amendment was to HB 907, a bill prohibiting the EBT cards from being used for tobacco...
Federal gambling legislation was introduced by U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham and Congressman Jason Chaffetz last week in an effort to restore the ban on Internet gambling. The Justice Department, without notifying Congress, reversed the ban known as the "Wire Act" in...
by Kate Boyle It's no secret that the United Kingdom is fairly progressive, but they've gone to a new level. The British government is offering subsidies to organizations in the adult entertainment industry for hiring unemployed 18-24 year olds. Granted, the...
From the Patriot-News: When Pennsylvania changed the law last year to allow bars to run small games of chance, the state expected to be deluged with thousands of license applicants. So far, it's received six. And two of those applications were incomplete. When this...