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July 5, 2023
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| Kamala Harris Receives Lowest Vice President Rating in Poll History |
| by Abigail Olsson |
| Vice President Kamala Harris is known for breaking records. When she raised her right hand in 2020 and was sworn into office, she became the first female vice president in American history. She also became - as the headlines so vibrantly pointed out - the first South Asian and black vice president. These two accomplishments on her first day of office proved to be only the beginning of records she would break. |
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| Bill Bennett's Advice to Parents: Teach Children, Run for School Board |
| by Meg Kilgannon |
| We set aside Independence Day on July 4th to honor our great nation's history and founding. But we also find ourselves living in a time when ignorance of American history is a national emergency. Earlier this year, former Secretary of Education Bill Bennett provided some reflections on the current state of American history education in our public schools and offered a productive path forward. |
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| Transgenderism and Transhumanism: An Interview with Dr. Gerard Casey |
| by S.A. McCarthy |
| The Washington Stand recently had the opportunity to speak with author, legal scholar, and philosopher Dr. Gerard Casey on the subject of transgenderism, which he sees as a precursor to transhumanism. Casey holds law degrees from the University of London (LLB) and University College Dublin (LLM) as well as a primary degree in philosophy from University College Cork, an MA and Ph.D. from the University of Notre Dame and the higher doctorate, DLitt, from the National University of Ireland. He led the Christian Solidarity Party in Ireland in the 1990s and has published several books, including "Hidden Agender: Transgenderism's Struggle against Reality." |
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| America: A Noble, Remarkable Work in Progress Worth Celebrating |
| by Rob Schwarzwalder |
| John Adams described himself as "obnoxious, suspected and unpopular." This blunt self-assessment was sometimes confirmed by his contemporaries. Yet Adams had other, very different qualities. He was principled, brilliant, a gifted writer, and a devoted patriot, known for his essential leadership in helping to create and sustain the United States. |
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