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BREAKING NEWS: PRO-LIFE BILLS INTRODUCED WOULD GRANT THE MOST ROBUST PROTECTION FOR UNBORN IN FLORIDA’S HISTORY

(Tallahassee, FL) This morning, Senator Kelli Stargel and Representative Erin Grall filed bills HB 5 and SB 146 on “Reducing Fetal and Infant Mortality.” The bills create enhanced measures to defend the lives of unborn children. If these bills pass, the new law would be the strongest protection for unborn children in Florida’s history to date.

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Calling for All Pro-Life Events!

Send us the details of your pro-life event in January and we will promote it by asking FFPC supporters in your area to attend your local activity commemorating Sanctity of Human Life Sunday on Jan. 23rd and/or the anniversary of Roe v. Wade on Jan. 22nd.

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BREAKING NEWS: ABBY JOHNSON ADDED TO SPEAKER LINE-UP FOR PRO-FAMILY DAYS EVENT

(Tallahassee, FL)  Abby Johnson, the former Planned Parenthood Director, whose life story was portrayed in the movie, Unplanned, has been added to the line-up of speakers for Florida Family Policy Council’s Pro-Family Days event at the Donald L. Tucker Civic Center from January 24th and January 25th 2022. This year’s event theme is #LifeWins and will offer trainings, briefings from experts, opportunities to lobby legislators, a prayer breakfast and walk, and fellowship for attendees.

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Did you see this in your mail yet?

It is our 2021 year-end report, and we just mailed it. If you did not yet see it, would you take three minutes to look at these photographs? We’re very excited about all the opportunities we’ve had in 2021. From hosting Ron DeSantis at our pro-family days in Tallahassee, to successfully passing our parent’s rights and “Save Women’s Sports” bills, to presenting a forum with the Heritage Foundation on empowering parents to protect children, this was a year filled with accomplishments…

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Finding The Good in 2020

Dear Friend, I am sure you will agree, 2020 has been quite the year for different and disappointment. Masks, sickness, unemployment, hand sanitizers, quarantines, face shields, election fails, lock downs, government overreach, uncertainty, awkward fist bumps, online...

BREAKING NEWS: FFPC President John Stemberger Analysis on Current Election Dispute

The key legal issue in all the legal challenges is whether the rules and laws of each state are being followed? When there are errors or discrepancies found and proved, then a decision must be made about whether the failure to follow the rules was “substantial.” Another way of asking this is, could the violations have made a difference in the outcome of the election?

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