The official blog of Wisconsin Family Action.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Doe v. Madison Metropolitan School District (MMSD) Tuesday. This is a critical parental rights case in which parents are rightfully challenging an absurd school policy that allows the school to majorly overstep its boundaries. The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL) and Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) […] Radical gender ideology and its false realities continue to control our schools and our children. The latest case of absurdity from the left demonstrates that they are not giving in to reality any time soon. They are doubling down and using the legal system to enforce their delusion. Three eighth graders at a Wisconsin school […] After news of the fire-bomb attack on our office spread like wildfire (no pun intended), the Wisconsin Family Action team received many messages of support and well-wishes…but we have also received some alarming comments, and disturbing voicemails, too. Here are some of the quotes from those voicemails: “I hope you all burn with it…that’s what […] WFA President Julaine Appling appeared on Fox News’ “Tucker Carlson Tonight” show Monday evening to discuss the attack on our office. “This is fundamentally because we hold a Christian worldview and actually live it out when I work with legislators or when we talk in churches or when we take our message to the media. […] Earlier this week, Politico dropped a bombshell by publishing a leaked draft of an early decision in the Dobbs Supreme Court case. In an opinion dated February 10, 2022, Justice Alito writes, “We hold that Roe and Casey must be overruled.” Boom! With those nine words, the liberals’ became unhinged in our state and across the country. Unsurprisingly, Wisconsin […] The California legislature recently introduced AB 2223, a radical bill that would essentially legalize infanticide. The legislation protects mothers from being charged for any “actions or omissions” related to her pregnancy, which include “miscarriage, stillbirth, or abortion, or perinatal death.” The definition of “perinatal death” typically includes the death of babies seven days or older. […] We are in the midst of a troubling crisis of faith in America. As church attendance continues to decline, fewer people are picking up their Bibles and staying rooted in God’s Word. Last week the American Bible Society released the results of its State of the Bible 2022 survey. It revealed an unprecedented drop in […] The coronavirus crisis has catalyzed a drastic surge in homeschooling as parents’ concerns grow about public education. While homeschooling numbers are slightly lower than last year’s record high, they are still significantly higher than pre-COVID-19 levels. During the 2020-2021 school year, the number of homeschooling students in the U.S. increased by 63%. Even though schools […] Divorce has become so prevalent that we often forget how harmful it is to children. Statistically, children with divorced parents suffer in all areas of life. They are more likely to develop behavioral problems, struggle academically, commit crime, live in poverty, abuse drugs and alcohol, experience illness, and suffer from psychological distress. Demographic Research claims […] Gov. Tony Evers took action on 78 bills last week, signing 35 and vetoing 43. He vetoed a number of bills that would have made beneficial laws in Wisconsin. With these vetoes, Evers has set a new gubernatorial veto record for a single session. He’s vetoed 98 bills. Several of the bills pertained to election […]WI Supreme Court hears parental rights case
KASD charges students with sexual harassment for “misgendering”
Listen to the voicemails left for us after the attack
Julaine appears on “Tucker Carlson Tonight”
WI Democrats react to Dobbs leak
What’s in California Won’t Stay in California
Decline in Bible reading – what’s the tonic?
Even after public schools reopened, homeschooling numbers are up
No-fault divorce laws harm children
Evers vetoes 43 bills – and only signed 35. He’s not honoring the will of the people.