"The continued growth of homeschooling" is due to "the inherent advantages and attractions of homeschooling that parents and students are finding," Home School Legal Defense Association executive director Joel Grewe declared on Wednesday's "Washington Watch." The number of homeschooled children is rising in all but two states with available data, according to a recent report from The Johns Hopkins Institute for Education Policy's Homeschool Research Lab.
The Left has progressed from openly mocking Christians to openly mocking the Christian faith. On a recent episode of the "Michael Steele Podcast," former CNN host Don Lemon suggested that Jesus's earthly father Joseph used his marriage to the virgin Mary as a perfect cover for being gay. Steele, who chaired the Republican National Committee from 2009 to 2011, chortled right along with Lemon, as the alleged sexual deviancy of Joseph was the funniest thing he had ever heard.
Last year, former NCAA swimmer and women's sports advocate Riley Gaines called for October 10 to be deemed as "XX Day" or "Real Women's Day." The movement began as a direct push against the fact that biological men are being rewarded for thinking they're women. An example of this would be Rachel Levine, a man appointed by President Joe Biden to be U.S. assistant secretary for Health, who was classified by USA Today as their Women of the Year in 2022. As Gaines wrote in an article published on Fox News, "Whether it's men taking our awards or accessing our once single-sex spaces, it's clear women are being erased. Real women."
A series of recent exchanges suggest that President Joe Biden is subtly undermining - or at least failing to support -Vice President Kamala Harris in her campaign to succeed him for a four-year term. This theme grew especially pronounced in dueling remarks - elicited by the media frothing up controversy - about the appropriate response to two devastating hurricanes, in which Harris was indisputably worsted.
Mainstream media outlets have been accused of running cover for Democratic politicians for years, but the latest instance of this trend may have been a step too far. Former President Donald Trump and numerous other conservatives are accusing CBS News of cutting and pasting Vice President Kamala Harris's answers to questions in her recent "60 Minutes" interview. On Monday, CBS News aired its interview with the Democratic presidential nominee, which even then was panned as "nonsense." Some even said that Harris "melted down" when CBS News personality Bill Whitaker asked her follow-up questions.
A leading Democratic legislator and adviser to Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris said she breaks from President Joe Biden in one important regard: She provides a "clear moral voice" on abortion.
