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Marriage Battle Rages Nationwide - Even in Iowa      1/8/2009

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The battle to defend the traditional definition of marriage is being fought in state legislatures and courts across the country. However, those battles are also coming to local city and county councils. Mike Mears, Director of State Legislative Relations for Concerned Women for America Legislative Action Committee brings us the story of City Councilman Brent Hoffman of Sioux City, Iowa who found himself having to defend this most basic of family values at the local level. Click here for more information on getting involved in your own backyard by joining with CWA members in your state. Listen | Download

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