Protecting Family Values

I believe my values are shared with most Mississippians. As a Southern Baptist, I am a strong supporter of Christian family values.  I do not support gay marriage and believe in the traditional definition of marriage. 

In my first term in Congress, I voted for the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA). Despite being signed into law on September 21, 1996, President Obama’s instructed the U.S. Department of Justice not to defend DOMA in the courts.  I was deeply troubled by the President's decision. Despite this decision, DOMA will remain in effect unless Congress repeals it or the Supreme Court strikes it down. 
 
Unelected judges in some states have taken it upon themselves to alter the legal definition of marriage to mean something other than a union between one man and one woman.  It is important that those states do not impose their laws on Mississippi and other states that have rejected attempts to redefine marriage.
Date Title
3/4/19 Wicker Breaks Down the ‘Green New Deal’
2/28/19 Wicker, Hyde-Smith Praise Approval of Black History Month Resolution
2/25/19 Wicker Votes for “Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act”
1/23/19 Wicker, Hyde-Smith Announce $37.6 Million for Mississippi Head Start Programs
1/22/19 Wicker Champions Effort to Protect Life
1/16/19 Wicker Calls for Permanent End to Taxpayer Funding for Abortion
1/14/19 Wicker, Roberts, & Lankford Lead Effort to Put a Permanent End to Taxpayer Funding of Abortion
1/10/19 Wicker, Hyde-Smith Urge HHS to Enforce Separate Abortion Fee Payment Requirement
11/13/18 Wicker Underscores Critical Role of Family Caregivers During Alzheimer’s Awareness Month
11/10/18 Wicker Supports Trump Administration Actions to Protect Religious Freedom

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