Judge Rules Against Arlene’s Flowers
In a decision that has significant implications for business owners who hold the historic view on issues of marriage and sexuality, a Benton County Superior Court Judge ruled yesterday that it is...
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Arlene’s Flowers Response to Attorney General’s Settlement Offer
After a ruling this week that Arlene’s Flowers violated the law by declining to decorate for a same-sex ceremony, Washington’s Attorney General, Bob Ferguson, who initiated the legal action against the...
View ArticleBroken Promises on Religious Freedom
Back in 2012, when the Washington State legislature was debating a same-sex marriage law, supporters assured the public at every opportunity that there was absolutely, positively, promise to God, cross...
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LGBT Community Defends Arlene’s Flowers
Earlier this week, the owner of Arlene’s Flowers, Barronelle Stutzman, appeared on the Kelly File to discuss the lawsuit brought against her by Washington State’s Attorney General, Bob Ferguson, when...
View ArticleReligious Liberty – Attacks Continue to Mount
In the ongoing battle to preserve religious liberty, two more small business owners are feeling the heat of litigation over their views on traditional marriage. It is likely you have already heard...
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Kennewick Debates Religious Freedom, Attorney General Misrepresents It
Last night, the Kennewick City Council discussed a non-binding resolution involving religious freedom in front of a standing room only crowd. The resolution, sponsored by Kennewick City Councilman...
View ArticleJudge That Ruled Against Stutzman to Face Electoral Challenge from Stutzman...
An attorney who formerly represented Barronelle Stutzman and Arlene’s Flowers has announced that she’s running for Superior Court Judge in Position 3, a seat currently held by Judge Alexander...
View ArticleWashington AG Bob Ferguson Joins Effort to Punish Freedoms of Thought, Speech
After months of political posturing, the targeted attack by several attorneys general against the free speech and free association rights of public policy organizations and private companies has...
View ArticleBarronelle Stutzman Hearing, Rally Scheduled for November 15
Barronelle Stutzman, the 72-year old floral artist and grandmother being sued by Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson and the ACLU for exercising her constitutionally protected freedom to act...
View ArticleQuick Take on Washington State’s Judicial Races and Ballot Measures
With ballots hitting mailboxes beginning today, Washingtonians are choosing how to vote on a wide variety of ballot items. Here’s some information on some of the lesser-known items on your ballot....
View ArticleFreedom of Association: Does it Exist or Not?
Last month, fashion designer Sophie Theallet said she would refuse to dress First Lady Melania Trump and encouraged fellow designers to follow her lead. Believing that Donald Trump’s presidential...
View ArticleReligious Liberty: The Kleins’ Battle is Our Battle
The freedom to discern right from wrong is among the most fundamental of human rights. It is so central to our being that it is a defining aspect of human nature itself. If we have no conscience, or no...
View ArticleWe Don’t Give Up Our Inalienable Rights When We Go Into Business
Surprisingly – or maybe not – the decision made by the Washington State Supreme Court regarding Arlene’s Flowers last month went widely unreported. Although the Court’s decision was upsetting to...
View ArticleJudicial Magicians on the Seventh Circuit: Hively v. Ivy Tech
Failing to gain enough popular support for its radical social agenda, the progressive Left routinely attempts to skirt the legislative process and implement its policies through judicial fiat. The...
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