Albany Update
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[[{“value”:” A recent federal court decision out of Kansas takes an innovative approach to stopping public schools from adhering to a destructive new “transgender” regulation being implemented by the Biden […]
[[{“value”:” In May 2024, many New Yorkers were encouraged when a trial court judge ordered the misleadingly-named Equal Rights Amendment to be removed from New York’s 2024 general election ballot. […]
[[{“value”:” Over the past several years, the phrase “diversity, equity, and inclusion,” or DEI, has become a commonly-used catchphrase in academia, in government, and in corporate America. But what does […]
[[{“value”:” New York voters, please take note: Primary elections will be held Tuesday, June 25, 2024. In the primaries, New York’s political parties will select candidates to run for office […]
[[{“value”:” On April 3, the State Senate voted 57-4 to pass a bill (Bill S.8744-Krueger/A.4714-Lavine) that would remove the crime of adultery from the New York Penal Law. The Assembly […]
[[{“value”:” Over the past couple of decades, voices on the left in the United States have promoted transgenderism in politics and many other spheres of American life. Their efforts have […]
[[{“value”:” The February 16, 2024 edition of New Yorkers for Constitutional Freedoms’ Weekly Wrap-up focuses on election-related updates. February 13, 2024: In New York’s 3rd congressional district, Democratic former Rep. […]
[[{“value”:” If we look upon the spiritual and political climate of New York, the odds seem insurmountable and change improbable—but nothing is too hard for the Lord. Dare to believe […]
[[{“value”:” This week, New Yorkers for Constitutional Freedoms’ Weekly Wrap-up from Albany covers the migrant crisis, housing, prenatal testing, absentee voting, and the upcoming February 13 election in New York’s […]
[[{“value”:” In this week’s Weekly Wrap-up from Albany, we provide information on assisted suicide, gender identity, criminal justice, and upcoming elections. January 29, 2024: On Monday, January 29, a bill […]
