These groups subvert the family's autonomy and damage its integrity. You can start by cutting off public funds to any agency that does not uphold the principle that love, sex and marriage go hand in hand. You can go further. You can take an idea from the Virginia-based group, Of the People. You can apply this same principle to every piece of federal legislation you adopt, with special emphasis on health and education.
Some individuals become synonymous with policy disasters.
Neville Chamberlain did so for diplomacy. Jimmy Carter did so for national defense. And the recently ousted Joycelyn Elders did so for public health. Her shameless promotion of condom distribution in the schools, her attacks on religious parents, her advocacy of unhealthy and immoral lifestyles and her flirtation with drug legalization clearly made her ineligible to hold that honorable office. But it does no good to fire Elders if we keep Elders' programs.