PLUS: We Must Reform America’s Politicized Law Enforcement. Here’s How to Start.
June 10 2023
Good morning from Washington, where the incumbent president’s law enforcement agencies are going after his greatest rival in hopes of disqualifying him for the White House. Here’s what Americans should do, Steve Bradbury writes. In California, lawmakers target parents who don’t embrace their kids’ interest in transgenderism. Tony Kinnett has the story. Who would have thought the law would compel women to watch men disrobe? Katrina Trinko has had enough. Plus: the hunt for “extremists” in the military; the environmental disaster at the southern border; and the death of an influential televangelist. Seventy years ago today, President Dwight D. Eisenhower rebuts critics of his Cold War foreign policy in a speech insisting on America’s commitment to a worldwide battle against communism. Enjoy the weekend.
Here are the actions lawmakers can take to put an end to the abuses of the FBI and the weaponized use of the Justice Department’s investigatory and prosecutorial power.
In Washington state, a judge upholds a decision that a Korean spa run by Christians must allow biological males in a women-only spa, which asks women to be naked during treatments.
Based on reports that over 80 of the 700 defendants charged after the Capitol riot had a military background, a popular narrative emerged that the military is riven with extremists.
Members of USDA’s 15-member Equity Commission include NAACP President Derrick Johnson, who recently flagged the state’s policies in issuing a travel warning for Florida.
Robertson, an ordained Southern Baptist minister, also was an educator, a former Republican candidate for president, and a bestselling author who founded the Christian Coalition.
“Pride Month” is not a call for equality but a call for revolution. The Pride movement always was a call for a replacement of historic, tried and true cultural norms with new, risky cultural norms.
How and why did the Americans charge right off their landing craft into a hail of German machine gun and artillery fire, despite being mowed down in droves? In a word, they “believed” in the U.S.
The new indictment, this time related to classified documents removed from the White House, will do great “harm” to the nation, Sen. Marco Rubio tells The Daily Signal.
