Showing posts with label SenateEducationCommittee. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SenateEducationCommittee. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

AB458/SB324 UN"Healthy Youth Act" passes Sen. Education Committee 4-3

WVCY reports:

On a 4-3 vote the Senate Education Committee passed the “Unhealthy Youth Act” (AB-458/SB-324) which Planned Parenthood has been heavily lobbying for its passage. Voting for its passage were Senators Lehman, Jauch, Erpenbach & Hansen. Those opposed were Senators: Olsen, Grothman and Hopper.

As a result of it’s passage in Committee, it will now move to the full Senate as early as Thursday, January 28th. To express your views, it’s imperative to contact your Senator. You may use the Legislative Hotline at 1-800-362-9472 or, for their direct numbe,r you may use the following link:


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Monday, January 4, 2010

"Day at the Capitol" scheduled for Jan. 13. Seeking COLLEGE students!

Eagle Forum is planning a teen event at the State Capitol NEXT WEEK on Wednesday, January 13th. ADULTS who are interested in reigning in our state government are also invited. Please bring your beverage, and a favorite dish, dip or dessert to pass if you are able, but not required! The Eagle Forum of Wisconsin, VP, Joan Tatarsky, is bringing her special barbecue for our sandwiches!
The Senate Education Committee is scheduled for a public hearing on the 13th. This will give us an opportunity to attend a hearing, to take a Capitol tour (11AM), and to visit the legislative offices of your choice.
We will meet in Room 400 SE at 9 AM (subject to change) to discuss how to lobby and talk about several bills, including a bill to amend our state Constitution to allow Wisconsin to "opt-out" of the proposed federal health-care plan!
There is no charge, come when you can, leave when you must; but please bring your favorite teen and meet us on the 13th!


RSVP is necessary so we are able to provide enough lunch. Respond to eagleforumWC@gmail.com !

Great opportunity for homeschooling families! Madison college students! State college students! High school students interested in government!