Father’s Day is just around the corner and presents a great opportunity to appreciate all that fathers do. This month, Heritage’s FamilyFacts, which catalogs social science findings on the family, religion and society, highlights recent studies that demonstrate the important role fathers play in the lives and well-being of their children. Read the findings on why fathers matter or watch my video.
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Families and businesses have budgets, yet Washington doesn’t — and it hasn’t for the last three years. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) doesn’t think this major omission is that big of a deal, and the White House has no opinion on the matter. Fortunately, there are leaders in the House who see the importance of passing a budget and getting runaway spending and escalating debt under control. For Congress, the budget is an outline of how and where money will be spent across the federal government and how high …
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Thank You Christine. I have always believed in the old addage, 'it all starts at home'. Both parents must be involved with their children. That is how they learn the life skills nessessary to interact with others properly. Dad teaches boys how to act as men should and he teaches the girls of the family what she should and should not accept in a man as proper and respectful.
A father of three boys.