Kimberly Ross, Washington Examiner

Kimberly Ross

Washington Examiner

Contact Kimberly

Discover and connect with journalists and influencers around the world, save time on email research, monitor the news, and more.

Start free trial

Recent:
  • Unknown
Past:
  • Washington Examiner
  • RedState
  • USA TODAY
  • Rare

Past articles by Kimberly:

Is life improving for the new generation, or is it getting worse?

As a "senior" millennial who was born in 1982, my childhood and teenage years were thankfully unencumbered by the pressures of online life. Those only slightly older or younger than me are sometimes referred to as Xennials, a generation that straddles the line between two generations. We're said to have had an "analog childhood" and "digital adulthood." The descriptions are true. → Read More

DeSantis owes Trump nothing

There is no love lost between former President Donald Trump and Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL). It seems nearly every week, DeSantis makes a name for himself in national headlines, strengthening his exposure and appeal and contrasting himself with Trump in a positive way. Despite what some Trump loyalists think, DeSantis owes Trump nothing. → Read More

COVID conspiracy theorists are mirroring the Left's partisan game

When Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin collapsed after a hit during a game on Jan. 2, the internet erupted with concern. Almost immediately, conspiracy theories were part of the dialogue. The young man's condition was assumed to be a possible side effect of the COVID-19 vaccine, such as myocarditis, based on nothing but bias and speculation. → Read More

What's at stake in the Left's war on women

A decade ago, the phrase "war on women" was everywhere. Democrats, ever eager to paint Republicans as hateful toward women, used it constantly. The term was born out of a push to make abortion more palatable. The GOP's "war" was supposedly going to limit the freedoms of American women on various… → Read More

Mothers need advocates, too

The abortion debate has always involved two parties: an unborn child and the mother who carries him or her. Even with the recent judicial victory in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization, which effectively ended Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood v. Casey and returned the legal parameters of this issue to the states, this essential dynamic remains unchanged. → Read More

Biden's transgender crusade

Even though a tiny percentage of the U.S. population identifies as transgender, supporting transgender issues has become Democrats' cause du jour. Now, questioning any part of transgender ideology is to somehow deny basic human rights. Of course, this is nonsense, but it doesn't keep the loudest… → Read More

Meghan Markle is no victim — she's an opportunistic social climber

Even people who don't usually follow royal family drama look at Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex and Prince Harry with at least a bit of disgust. Meghan, the former Meghan Markle, married into the royal family, existed on the sidelines for a while, and is now making a name for herself as a formerly… → Read More

Leftists pounce on the Club Q tragedy to attack not the shooter, but the GOP

The shocking loss of life at Club Q should never have happened. On Saturday night, a shooter killed five people and injured 17 at the gay and lesbian nightclub in Colorado. In a better world, the innocent victims would be unharmed and alive, their names unknown to a wider audience. Unfortunately,… → Read More

Biden would harm transgender youth in the name of 'fundamental rights'

On the issue of transgender rights, President Joe Biden plants his feet firmly in far-left territory. → Read More

Both parties should be concerned about the health of politicians

The Senate race in Pennsylvania between John Fetterman and Dr. Mehmet Oz is of national importance. Not only will it help decide majority party control in the upper chamber, but it also brings to light the important issue of candidate health. It's easy for party faithfuls to scrutinize opponents… → Read More

Cancel culture is a problem even if its victim is in the wrong

Social media is often poisonous. The proof of that is the proliferation of offensive tweets, Facebook posts, or TikTok videos — as well as the push to cancel others for having the wrong opinion. The reactions to Queen Elizabeth II's death serve as a perfect example of this phenomenon. → Read More

We still need fathers

After losing the 2016 election, Hillary Clinton uttered the phrase "the future is female," much to the delight of a conference crowd. The phrase didn't originate with her, but it has since gained popularity in a culture that is deeply confused about gender and the roles of men and women. A future… → Read More

We can't grow numb to mass shootings

The massacre at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, on Tuesday is almost too much to comprehend. In total, 19 innocent children and two adults were killed by an alleged 18-year-old madman. This type of crime on such a large scale has happened more than once in the United States. It should… → Read More

Biden was always going to be radically pro-abortion

President Joe Biden has worked to present himself as the moderate alternative to the progressives in his party. If you're paying attention, his attempt to do so falls flat. Biden's slow, grandfatherly mannerisms may work to make him appear less threatening. But the truth of his leftism has been evident since before he was elected president — even on the issue of abortion. → Read More

News flash: Ginni Thomas is not Clarence Thomas

Expanded tax benefits for retirement accounts have been overwhelmingly passed by the House. The legislation was approved on a 414-5 vote and creates a tax credit of up to $1,000 per employee for small businesses that offer a savings plan. The bill also expands a tax credit for low-income individuals who contribute to their accounts. → Read More

Mike Pence should stay on the 2024 sidelines

The 2024 presidential election looms large on the horizon. Given President Joe Biden's dismal approval ratings and policy disasters at home and abroad, the Democratic Party is right to be concerned. → Read More

Democrats advance extreme abortion narrative

President Joe Biden has always been eager to paint himself as an understanding moderate. On the 2020 campaign trail, he seemed to be the less extreme alternative to Sens. Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren. More than likely, this played a part in voter comfort. But Biden is no moderate, and his stark words and actions on abortion show that to be true. → Read More

Republicans can win by ignoring Trump

Of the many lessons from Tuesday's election results, one is this: The GOP can do well without former President Donald Trump. He may have propelled the party to victory in 2016, but last year was a disaster. More and more, it appears as if his 2016 victory was a one-off. Republicans should look at it that way. → Read More

The Left and Right each have a Jan. 6 myth

Jan. 6, 2021, was a defining moment in Donald Trump's presidency. It was an ugly day in American history. → Read More

The unvaccinated deserve medical care too

On Saturday, conservative radio talk show host Phil Valentine died from COVID-19. He had been a vocal skeptic of vaccines for months. While he was suffering from the virus, his stance on vaccines changed, and he vowed to advocate for them in the future. The news of his death spurred cruel mockery from some who believe he got what he deserved. → Read More