As promised, here is the link to MA primary voter guides for Tuesday’s election. They cover all the contested races for state legislator, US Senate and Congress. These are non-partisan and IRS compliant, so they can be distributed freely at churches. For statewide races, such as governor and attorney general, our friends at Massachusetts Citizens […]
As you know, part of MFI’s mission is to be the voice of family values in Massachusetts. It can be hard to make that voice heard in the face of an almost uniformly hostile local media that often refuses to cover many of the stories that concern us. The New Boston Post is different. They […]
Though our Commonwealth legalized recreational marijuana, here at MFI we continue to work with local community leaders to protect neighborhoods from pot shops. We’re encouraged by a recent victory you can read about in the Sentinel & Enterprise: FITCHBURG — As the city moves full-steam ahead to process applications for cannabis businesses eyeing Fitchburg, residents […]
Over the past few months, we’ve been keeping you updated on a piece of legislation that would have added a third sex designation on state-issued identification such as drivers’ licenses. Instead of reflecting objective fact, forms of ID would have become vague, confusing representations of someone’s sexual expression. But thanks to Representative Jim Lyons of […]
This week, we learned that Christian baker Jack Philips is once again being sued by the Colorado Human Rights Commission. This time, it’s for declining to create an expressive blue-and-pink cake celebrating a lawyer’s transition from male to female. The lawyer contacted Jack’s shop to request that cake on the day the U.S. Supreme Court announced […]
Good news! Our prayers were answered. The Massachusetts House and Senate adjourned their final formal session of the 2017-2018 legislative cycle this morning just before 2 a.m., and ALL of the major bills we’ve been fighting for the past 19 months FAILED. That means the bills I’ve been writing to you about since January of […]