About MIPAC

Massachusetts Independent PAC for Working Families (MIPAC) was founded in 1998 by Robert H. Bradley. MIPAC was created to strengthen our most vital institution - the traditional family - by supporting the election of pro-family legislators to both the Massachusetts General Court (House of Representatives) and Senate. Believing that every child deserves a mother and father to raise them, MIPAC actively supports legislators and candidates who support marriage as the union of one man and one woman.

Since its founding nearly 8 years ago, MIPAC has raised several hundred thousand dollars and helped elect some of the leading legislators in the Massachusetts House of Representatives. In the 2004 elections, despite being outspent many times over by the homosexual lobby, MIPAC was able to protect all pro-family incumbents except one, and pick up one of the open seats in the Senate.

MIPAC is a non-partisan PAC and supports both Republican and Democratic candidates that stand for traditional marriage and letting the people vote. MIPAC believes that protecting marriage and family is not a Republican or Democrat issue, but a people issue.

About MIPAC President Robert H. Bradley

Robert H. Bradley helped found MIPAC in 1998, and currently serves as its President. For more than ten years, Mr. Bradley served as the Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Massachusetts Family Institute (MFI), a public policy research and education organization which he helped to establish in 1991. He currently serves as Vice-Chairman of MFI. Mr. Bradley is also co-founder and managing partner at Bradley, Foster & Sargent, Inc., an investment management firm based in Hartford, Connecticut.

Mr. Bradley graduated from Williams College in 1966. Joining the U.S. Navy directly after graduation, Mr. Bradley served for four years as an officer in the U.S. Navy. From 1969-1970, he served with Coastal Division 12 based in Danang, South Vietnam where he was Officer-in-Charge of Swift Boat (PCF-24). He was awarded the Bronze Star with Combat V for his service in Vietnam. He received a Masters degree in international economics from Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University in 1971.

Bradley and his wife Nancy live in Wellesley, MA.