PLUS: Left-Wing Advocacy Group Declares LGBT ‘National Emergency.’ What They’re Really Afraid of Is Americans Bypassing Their Institutional Power.
June 7 2023
Good morning from Washington, where Americans may be surprised to learn that two of President Biden’s nominees for Air Force promotions appear more interested in diversity than deadliness. Fred Lucas reports. In California, a gay teacher gets sidelined for complaining about the transgender agenda at a school board meeting. Tony Kinnett has details. A worried Left calls a national emergency on LGBTQ rights, Jarrett Stepman observes. On the podcast, why antisemitism is on the rise in the U.S. Plus: a new congressional probe of the Justice Department’s interest in investigating school parents; ESG investing gets slammed in a House hearing; and female athletes go to court to protect women’s sports. On this date in 1913, Alaskan missionary Hudson Stuck leads the first successful ascent of Mt. McKinley, now called Denali, the highest point in North America.
A gay fifth grade teacher in Glendale, California, was placed on leave after complaining at a school board meeting that his school promotes transgenderism.
The institutional Left senses that its dominance over our societal mores faces a sudden and unexpected challenge. It is responding with predictable derangement.
One of President Biden’s nominees for top Air Force posts calls for diversity, equity, and inclusion to be part of the military’s “DNA,” while another has tweeted about “whiteness.”
A GOP congressman criticizes the use of environmental, social, and governance investing and says that asset managers are “risking Americans’ hard-earned money.”
Antisemitism “is on the rise in general,” Luke Moon, deputy director at The Philos Project and leader of Philos Action League, says. Philos Action League mobilizes Christians to fight antisemitism.
House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan presses the Biden administration for more answers about targeting parents at school board meetings, in a letter to the White House chief of staff.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit heard arguments Tuesday in a case pertaining to four female athletes who competed against biological males.
“I want to give the most vulnerable, the unborn, a voice at a place where every effort has been made to allow and normalize the tragic termination of their lives,” says the Kansas City Chiefs kicker.
The SPLC, which brands mainstream conservatives "hate groups," plotting them on a map with the KKK, adds parental rights groups to that map in its 2022 report.
