But I've never known them to import a candidate,'' he said. A political mentor Mr. Williams, whose six children are home-schooled, learned about the institute five or six years ago when he attended its annual meeting. It was there he met Daniel Webster, then a Florida state representative, who last year was elected speaker of the Florida House. Mr. Williams said he considers Mr. Webster, who has been involved with the institute for 14 years, one of his political mentors. The institute believes all boys should undergo military-style style training and women should be submissive and obedient to their husbands.
Rock music is addictive and evil.
Television should be avoided. Mr. Williams says he does not follow the group's strict tenets. His sons are not trained in a military-style environment. While there have been times the Williams household has not had a TV, there is one now - though the family doesn't watch it much. As for rock music, he said his children simply do not enjoy it.