Defending Marriage

NEWS: The Family Foundation of Kentucky is working to create a "Marriage Movement" involving individuals, churches, and other organizations.

WHAT YOU CAN DO ABOUT IT: You can be part of the grass-roots movement to emphasize the value of traditional, Biblical, and happy marriages in Kentucky. The meeting will be held for three days so you could attend which one best fits you.

Time: 7 - 8 p.m.

When: April 11, 12 and 14.

Where: The Community Room (second floor) of the First Southern National Bank building, at 3060 Harrodsburg Road in Lexington, KY (directly across from Beaumont Center).

NEWS: Kentucky will be electing a new governor in November. On the democratic side is the current Governor Steve Beshear. On the republican side the two major candidates seeking the nomination are: David Williams (current state senator) and Phil Moffett (TEA party candidate).

WHAT YOU CAN DO ABOUT IT: If you are not registered to vote, then click here. (Deadline to register for the primary is April 18.)

Make an informed decision on who you will vote for. Click on the candidates name to learn more about them.

Steve Beshear (Governor - Democrat)

David Williams (Senator- seeking Republican nomination)

Phil Moffett (TEA party - seeking Republican nomination)

ABC program attacks Christians

NEWS: The television company ABC is developing a program called "Good Christian B-!#%$." The content of the programing attacks Christians and their beliefs. I doubt a program degrading Muslims in such a way would be tolerated, why should one be about Christians.

WHAT YOU CAN DO ABOUT IT: You can contact the ABC stations in your state and let them know of your strong opposition and offense at this program. To get a list of ABC station's contact information click here then select your state.

Stop tax payers funding abortions

NEWS: Senator Chris Smith (New Jersey) has written a bill called "No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion Act." It has passed House Judiciary Committee and is now heading to the House floor for a vote, where it is expected to pass.

WHAT YOU CAN DO ABOUT IT: The Senate is where this bill will face its biggest battle. You can contact your Senators to encourage them to vote for this bill. To learn who your Senators are, click here. Then click on your state to learn how to contact your Senators.

President steals power from Congress & The Court

NEWS: President Obama has ordered the Department of Justice to no longer uphold the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), protecting states from being forced to recognize homosexual marriages of other states if they move there. This law was passed by Congress in a bi-partisan vote and signed into law by President Clinton. Obama has declared it unConstitutional and told Attorney General Eric Holder not to uphold the law. Article I Section 1 of the Constitution says that Congress makes the laws, not the President, and Article III Section 2 of the Constitution says the Supreme Court interprets the law (NOT the President). But he has taken the authority of the Court for himself in declaring this unConstitutional and nullifying law passed by the duly elected legislature of the people (Congress).

WHAT YOU CAN DO ABOUT IT: 1) Read about the system of checks in balances in our Constitution and the dangers of any of the 3 branches taking power of the others. 2) Contact your Representative in Congress telling them you want a House resolution saying Congress will defend DOMA.

NEWS: Above, you see pictures of signs from the protesters in Wisconsin. Note how they directly say they are for socialism and use the same terms as the Marxist revolution did in Russia. The protests in Wisconsin and Indiana are being backed by Marxist, Communist, leftist groups, and are an attempt to start a Marxist revolution in the United States.

WHAT YOU CAN DO ABOUT IT: You can show your support for those opposing these riots, and be educated about those trying to start a revolution. Click here to see for yourself a video of the Marxist groups in the Wisconsin capitol.

NEWS: There are several pieces of legislation up for a vote by the Kentucky General Assembly with moral implications. One bill to support is Senate Bill 9, this is a pro-life bill that is estimated to decrease the number of abortions in the state by 85%. To learn more about this bill, click here.


A bill to oppose is House Bill 106 that would prevent the right of churches and Christian Schools from hiring homosexuals based on religious beliefs. This bill is being actively promoted by those pushing the homosexual agenda.


WHAT YOU CAN DO ABOUT IT: You can contact your legislators about the above bills. To leave a message for your state-level legislators call 1-800-372-7181. To learn who your state-level legislators are, click here.

In addition to leaving a message for your districts legislators, ask the message also be sent to the leaders of the Senate and House. The Senate President is David Williams, and the Speaker of the House is Greg Stumbo.