For over 30 years, The Family Foundation has been committed to educating and equipping Kentuckians so that they can advocate for the Biblical values that strengthen our families and lead to God-honoring public policy.
Our free Kentucky Citizen newsletter, which we mail to tens of thousands of supporters and churches across the Commonwealth, has been an integral part of that effort. It is now also available here, in a digital format, that is more convenient for you to access and share with others.
CITIZEN: Trump’s executive orders restore sanity
In his inaugural address on January 20th, President Trump proclaimed the beginning of America’s “golden age.” Shortly afterward, he signed numerous executive orders meant to
CITIZEN: Kentucky voters give general assembly mandate to enact pro-family policies
President-elect Trump’s popularity in Kentucky delivered him a 30-point victory for Kentucky’s eight electoral votes. However, his impact on Kentucky did not stop there. His
CITIZEN: A time for conviction: what the election should tell social conservatives about policy priorities
In the closing days of the 2024 presidential campaign, now President-elect Trump and his team ran advertisements with the refrain “Kamala is for they/them, President
CITIZEN: TFF files U.S. Supreme Court briefs in major cases
As we covered in our last edition of the Citizen, the U.S. Supreme Court is considering important cases this term that will certainly impact pro-family
CITIZEN: ACLU attacks preborn Kentuckians in new lawsuit
As mentioned above, the ACLU recently filed a class action lawsuit against Kentucky’s pro-life laws on behalf of Mary Poe, a resident of Jefferson County
CITIZEN: Abortion on the ballot: key victories and setbacks
Voters in ten states had abortion directly on their general election ballots this November. Those states were Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Maryland, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New
