Plus: Pediatricians Try to Ensnare Kids in Gender Ideology With New Book
May 18 2022
Good morning from Washington, where Congress keeps undercutting the Constitution’s key safeguards. See how in a blunt commentary from James Buckley, former U.S. senator and appeals court judge. The nation’s largest group of pediatricians appears determined to convince young children to question their sexuality, Doug Blair writes. On the podcast, a New Mexico congresswoman previews how Republicans would secure the border. Plus: getting baby formula flowing again; questioning AmEx’s race-based personnel moves; and defending pregnancy centers from attack. Ten years ago today, Facebook raises $16 billion in an initial public offering that remains the third-largest IPO ever in the U.S., after those of Visa and General Motors.
Early on, Washington largely respected the Constitution’s safeguards. But with the advent of LBJ’s Great Society, Congress began a wholesale assumption of the states’ responsibilities.
In one chapter, a group of boys in a locker room notices a female is there. They question why and then are accosted by the girl’s brother, who informs them that she is transgender.
“Current policies, tariffs, quotas, bans, and regulations are preventing mothers and fathers from being able to make the best choices to feed their babies,” says Sen. Mike Lee.
“This really is a frightening scenario for us to be watching play out, and the administration could actually stop it, but they just haven’t had the political will,” says Rep. Yvette Herrell.
American Express provides training in critical race theory, teaching staff that “capitalism is racist” and asking workers to rank themselves on a hierarchy of “privilege.”
The city council of Somerville, Massachusetts, joins a long list of pro-abortion legislative bodies that have attempted politically motivated regulations of pregnancy centers.
The left’s strategy to indoctrinate our youth is nowhere near over. The next major issue will be claims of the declining mental health of our nation’s youth.