Craig Alexander

Homosexual Couple Win Legal Battle Against Church Group Over Use of Church's Property For Ceremony

By Craig Alexander | 01/02/09

The advocates for same sex marriage in California routinely disclaim any goal of trumping the rights of religious citizens, including those who disagree with them.  Yet the actions of members of the homosexual community speak much louder than their words.One of the hotly debated issues in the last election over Proposition 8 was the potential role of same sex marriage in education and freedom of religion in California.  The concern of many... read more »

Why I will NOT be seeing Brad Pitt's new movie.

By Craig Alexander | 12/26/08

Merry Christmas everyone!  I pray your Christmas celebration with your family was wonderful.  I know many people plan to spend some of their time off with their families by going to the movies - mainly this weekend.  One of the movies that came out just yesterday (Christmas Day) is "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" staring Brad Pitt.  I recommend that you NOT see this movie.  My recommendation is not due to the... read more »

Attorney General Jerry Brown switches sides in Prop. 8 legal battle

By Craig Alexander | 12/20/08

Coming as no surprise to anyone, Attorney General Jerry Brown has announced that he is switching sides and will now ask the California Supreme Court to overturn Prop. 8.  His publicly stated reasoning is that after review and thought about the issue, he feels the Proposition violates the "basic rights" of homosexuals. Given his pre-November 4th support for the No on Prop. 8 campaign, including, significantly, his... read more »

JUSTICE 2008 - OCTOBER 18, 2008 AT THE HILTON IRVINE

By Craig Alexander | 09/22/08

On Saturday, October 18, 2008 at 6:00 p.m. Advocates for Faith & Freedom will hold its first Orange County event at the Hilton Irvine Hotel.  Advocates, a non-profit religious liberty legal group, is dedicated to protecting our religious liberty in the courts.  Its founder, Robert Tyler, and Advocates legal counsel Jennifer Monk have represented countless individuals and churches in important cases... read more »

The CA Supreme Court's Mandate of Homosexual Marriage - What Will You Do Now?

By Craig Alexander | 05/16/08

As you know by now, the California Supreme Court ruled that Proposition 22 (passed in 2000 by over 61% of the voters) is unconstitutional and it ordered that the State of California must allow homosexual couples to marry.  Four members of the seven-member court have now imposed their will upon all Californians.While it is tempting to ring our hands at the sad state of affairs, the real question is "What will you do now?" ... read more »

More Political Correctness from Sacramento

By Craig Alexander | 05/12/08

It seems with all of the serious budget problems faced by our state government our legislators can still find time to place more burdens on those who provide services to us with politically correct nonsense.  SB 1729 (Migden) is another example that our state legislators should only be allowed to meet part time lest they get into too much mischief.    SB 1729, if passed into law, would provide that health care professionals... read more »

More Nanny Government from Sacramento - the Anti-Spanking Bill

By Craig Alexander | 05/12/08

Last year Assemblywoman Sally Lieber introduced her anti-spanking bill which would have made the spanking of a child by a parent or guardian a criminal offense. Thankfully that bill was shelved by the Assembly.Not wishing to take no for an answer, Ms. Lieber is back with another version of the anti-spanking bill AB 2943. Just like last year's bill, AB 2943 wishes to make a crime out of a time honored discipline method calling for the arrest of... read more »

AB 624 - another bad Nanny State Political Correctness bill

By Craig Alexander | 02/03/08

While we are all focused on the Tuesday Presidential Primary elections, our California Nanny State Politically Correct Legislature is busy passing new laws to regulate how we live and even how we give our money to charity. Pending before the State Senate is AB 624 (it passed the Assembly last week).  If it becomes law, AB 624 would require all charitable foundations to report to the state and public the composition of its board of... read more »

Fetal Pain Bill set for hearing on Tuesday, January 8th

By Craig Alexander | 01/05/08

Assembly Bill 1009 (John Benoit - R/Riverside-Palm Desert) is entitled the Unborn Child Pain Awareness Act of 2008. The bill provides that a mother seeking an abortion be given information regarding the pain felt by the unborn baby during an abortion. AB 1009 (if enacted into law) would also require that the mother be given the choice to have anesthesia administered to the unborn child if she chooses to proceed with the abortion. ... read more »