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Nativity Set is UP at the Capitol Rotunda

This is awesome!

Wisconsin Family Council has donated a beautiful Nativity set that is now present in the State Capitol rotunda, despite the objections from Freedom from Religion Foundation. Thanks to Julaine Appling for her persistence in pursuing this beautiful depiction of our Christian heritage and REAL reason for Christmas celebration!

"Don't Ask" Bill FAILS in Senate

VICTORY.



VIA Wisconsin Family Voice: "The resolution is ridiculous, ignores the cautions of the Marine Corps commandant Gen. James Conway, Army Chief of Staff Gen. George Casey, Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Gary Roughead and Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Norton Schwartz, and puts social experimentation and the wishes of a very small minority before national security and military cohesion."  


Agreed.

WASHINGTON -- Senate Republicans have blocked an effort to repeal the law banning gays from serving openly in the military.

The partisan vote was a defeat for gay rights groups who saw the provision in a defense authorization bill as their last chance any time soon to overturn the law known as "don't ask, don't tell."

WI Family Action Announces NEW Voter Information Publication

From Wisconsin Family Action:

We are pleased to provide Wisconsin Family Council's 2010 Voter Publication Information (VIP).  Wisconsin Family Council (WFC) focuses on issues that impact Wisconsin’s traditional families.  We know Wisconsin is only as strong as its families; foundational issues such as marriage, life and liberty are the bedrock of our state.  

Check it out HERE

Appling vs. Doyle - Today's interview with Pat Snyder/Tom King

Julaine Appling's lengthy interview with Pat Snyder from WSAU concerning the lawsuit against DOYLE regarding statewide domestic partnership registry.

LISTEN HERE!


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"The domestic partnership registry is substantially similar to marriage", Appling stated in her interview.

As a state, "we passed that amendment (one man/one woman) to our state constitution."

She further said, "Here's the governer putting a provision in the budget that is essentially an end-run around the will of the people and the constitution."

"It creates a new legal status for couples of the same sex..."

Registration provisions are exactly the same legal requirements as marriage requirements, so the reason for the suit is justified as unconstitutional.

"This isn't about equal protation. This is about preserving the institution of marriage."

I applaud Appling's fine interview today and her firm and knowledgeable platform for this interview.