Introduction to Moms for Liberty

Battling for Parental Rights

Inappropriate Content in Schools

Internet Safety for Children

Legislative Wins and Battles

Future Initiatives and Getting Involved

Closing Thoughts and Information

<a target="_blank" href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/1837920/open_sms">Send us a text</a>Ashley Jones, Legislative Chair for Moms for Liberty South Carolina, pulls back the curtain on the systematic undermining of parental authority happening in our schools and healthcare systems. With remarkable clarity, she reveals how COVID became the catalyst that exposed government overreach into family decision-making across America. "During COVID, people started asking questions," Jones explains. "All the crazy made sense because now everybody sees it. It's not hidden in the dark anymore." This awakening led to the formation of Moms for Liberty, which has exploded to nearly 300 chapters nationwide with approximately 100,000 members since its 2021 founding. Jones shares alarming discoveries of explicit material in elementary schools, including biological picture books with inappropriate imagery accessible to seven-year-olds and books detailing suicide methods. "We do not loan our children to the schools," she assertively states. "We expect them to be taught reading, writing, arithmetic, history and come home for the morals and values." The digital landscape presents perhaps the greatest modern threat to children. As a grandmother raising her eight-year-old granddaughter, Jones speaks passionately about the dangers lurking online that many parents remain completely unaware of. Her organization is tackling this head-on with an upcoming Technology Safety conference in Columbia on August 16th. Legislative victories are accumulating through Moms for Liberty's persistent advocacy – from school choice initiatives to healthier school lunches free from harmful dyes. Looking ahead, they're fighting for fundamental parental rights legislation, particularly addressing the shocking reality that in South Carolina, parents can be legally barred from accessing their 14-year-old's medical records if the child objects. Ready to protect your parental authority? Visit momsforliberty.org or their Facebook page to find your local chapter and join thousands of parents standing up for their fundamental rights to guide their children's education, healthcare, and moral development.Ashley Jones - 843-956-7866momsforlibertysc@gmail.com<a href="https://buymeacoffee.com/bobslone">Support the show</a><a href="https://www.jacksonfamilyministry.com">https://www.jacksonfamilyministry.com</a> <a href="https://bobslone.com/home/podcast-production/">https://bobslone.com/home/podcast-production/</a>

Send us a text Ashley Jones, Legislative Chair for Moms for Liberty South Carolina, pulls back the curtain on the systematic undermining of parental authority happening in our schools and healthcare systems. With remarkable clarity, she reveals how COVID became the catalyst that exposed government overreach into family decision-making across America.  "During COVID, people started asking questions," Jones explains. "All the crazy made sense because now everybody sees it. It's not hidden in th...

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Interview : Ashley Jones, Moms for Liberty