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October 26, 2022
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| Biden's Support for Youth Transgender Surgery Is 'Immoral,' Un-Christian, and Hypocritical, Critics tell TWS |
| by Ben Johnson |
| President Joe Biden called laws aimed at preventing minors from undergoing transgender injections, mutilation, or castration "outrageous" and "immoral" - a position that critics tell The Washington Stand is itself immoral, hypocritical, and guilty of inflicting greater moral damage than America's chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan last year. |
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| Will Same-Sex Marriage Fly in This Lame Duck? |
| by Suzanne Bowdey |
| While everyone's attention is locked on November 8, there are plenty of ominous things barreling down the track as soon as the elections are over. Regardless of who takes control of Congress, the Democrats are already plotting to spend their last two months doing as much damage with their majority as possible. Everything from military spending to marriage is on the table, Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) insists. "Members should be prepared for an extremely - underline 'extremely,'" he said, "busy agenda heading into the last two months of Congress." And the busier senators are, the more concerned Americans should be. |
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| Amid NYT's Claims of 'Hostile' Republican Rhetoric, Miller Points to Dems' 'Extreme' Policies |
| by Dan Hart |
| Two weeks out from the pivotal midterm elections, The New York Times published an article claiming that Congresswoman Mary Miller (R-Ill.) and other Republicans use "inflammatory" and "hostile" language to "vilify" their political opponents at a higher rate than Democrats. Miller countered by saying the "extreme" policies of the Left warrant strong pushback. |
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| 'Political Violence Is Unacceptable': Rubio Canvasser Attack Highlights Growing Left-wing Extremism |
| by Marjorie Jackson |
| Christopher Monzon, a campaign volunteer for Senator Marco Rubio (R-Fla.), was assaulted on Sunday night in his Rubio for Senate shirt and Ron DeSantis ball cap. He was canvassing a neighborhood in the Hialeah area for the Republican senator as he is up for reelection against his Democratic challenger, Orlando's former chief of police, Rep. Val Demings. |
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