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 In the article "Pro-Family Politicians Must Go on the Offense to Win," the author writes - "Just 35% of Pennsylvania voters favor Wolf; 43% rate him unfavorably. On the second point, 71% said they were less likely to vote for Wolf — that is, once they learned about his transgender extremism. That’s the good news. Here’s the great news: Once they hear of his transgender policies, 51% of Democrats say they are less likely to support Wolf." Pennsylvania's Gov. Wolf was unable to get his pro-LGBTQ proposal passed in the legislature, so he's now "pulling an end run" by ordering his Human Rights Commission to issue a "directive" saying that state bans on sex discrimination now cover gays too. We can't let that happen! The LGBTQ campaigners cloak their objective behind buzz-words like a "Human Rights Campaign" as they did in N. Carolina to defeat then-Gov. Pat McCrory. And yet, 87 of 89 N. Carolina legislators who voted for HB2 were re-elected. This shows the public is not obsessed with the same priorities as the liberal Democratic donor base, but "Human Rights" brought down their governor. The problem is conservatives aren't wise in the political arena. Social conservative and religious liberty people in 2014 spent over $250 million in 501c3s, but less than 1% of that on direct political engagement. Rather than invest in ineffective 501c3s, public-interest law, pastor organizing, and voting scorecards, we must invest in actual political institutions, like the highly effective pro-life Susan B. Anthony List to focus on the real issues, and not let the leftist pro-gays play the "Human Rights" card again. Read the full article to get the whole story! And subscribe below to get our free weekly newsletter: |