Over the past few weeks, bills in Arizona, Delaware, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, New Hampshire, South Carolina and other states have been considered in committee — and FSC has been there to fight back. We’ve been busy contacting legislators, testifying at hearings, mobilizing supporters, and offering legislators alternatives that will actually keep minors from accessing adult…
Following our successful lobbying trip to Washington D.C. last week, we’ve received overwhelming interest from industry members in participating in upcoming lobbying opportunities. FSC is planning another trip to the nation’s capital in the spring, as well as virtual meetings with legislators and their staff in the coming months, so we’re inviting FSC members who…
On December 8, FSC was able to secure meetings with key House and Senate offices to begin discussions about banking fairness for the adult industry.
Though Democrat leadership is putting on a brave face concerning the two primary pieces of President Biden’s domestic policy agenda – the Build Back Better (BBB) package and legislation federalizing much of the national voting regime – it is difficult to see a path forward in an evenly-divided Senate under existing parliamentary rules. Without changing the Senate filibuster – i.e. the requirement that 60 votes are required to end debate and move to a vote on final passage – nine Republicans would have to break ranks and vote with the Dem caucus. This is extremely unlikely.