VAWA re-authorization introduced in senate
VAWA is up for re-authorization but it will not be an easy ride. Opposition has eroded support for VAWA. SAVE urges people to contact their senators.
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Magic Paul has left the building
Advocation of male targeting violence and murder is now normal, yet another collection of psychotics is raw material for activism, but the work is in actually doing the research, writing articles, blogs, printing stickers and then sticking them.
Sen. Leahy Drops Controversial VAWA Campus Sex Provision
S.A.V.E. Succeeds in its effort to exclude the ‘Dear Colleague” provision from V.A.W.A. But still has its sights set on complete VAWA reform.
FBI changes meaning of rape in closed meeting
Robert O’Hara reports that the FBI, in meetings that were closed to the public, has substantially changed the definition of rape as it applies to reporting and record keeping.
Update on FBI’s re-definition of rape
An FBI meeting in Baltimore on Tuesday will be closed to the public and organizations whose members make up the subcommittee are all but completely undisclosed. The reasons for this are not clear.
FBI to “re-define” the meaning of rape
In fact, advocates in the sexual grievance industry have long sought to make having sex with a woman who has consumed alcohol a justification for the charge of Rape, as if a man had held a knife to the throat of a woman while having sex.
S.A.V.E. calls for outrage after Biden appearance
Biden’s appearance on the show comes just one day after S.A.V.E. called upon the Vice President in an open letter to address the problem of violent teenage girls.
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Fritzlesque crime punished by fine and time served
Wilfong had forced her nine year old son to live in a crawl space 5’ high and 12’ long and allowed him minimal time outside only when visitors were not present.
Tennessee deals blow to lifetime alimony
Ms. Gonsewski was employed for the duration of her marriage, was in her 40’s at the time of divorce and was earning in excess of $72,000 per year as a state employee.
