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America First News
19 May 2023
#politics
The Blaze: Sen. Tim Scott is running for president, will focus on personal responsibility and Biden's failures
Senator Tim Scott joins five other hopefuls, including former President Trump, in filing for the 2024 presidential election. Scott launched a $6 million ad campaign in key primary states and will reportedly make an official campaign announcement in May 2023. He has benefited from massive campaign contributions, including support from super PACs and Larry Ellison. Scott gives strong remarks condemning the Democratic establishment and pointing to a need for change in leadership, specifically beating Joe Biden.
Fox News: Protestors condemn Christian church hosting 'family friendly' drag night: 'DEFEND PURITY, REJECT PERVERSION'
The First United Methodist Church in Sherman, Texas hosted a "family-friendly drag show" organized by Grayson County Pride, which was moved from its original location at a nearby park. The event, called "Pride Prom," attracted protestors from conservative advocacy groups, including "Protect Texas Kids" and "The New Columbia Movement," who marched near the venue with flags reading "DEFEND PURITY, REJECT PERVERSION." The event included drag queens and a furry. Eyewitnesses report Sherman police were seen outside the event escorting drag performers and a furry. The church has yet to comment.
Actor Kevin Bacon and his wife, Kyra Sedgwick, went viral with a pro-drag queen dance video, stating "drag bans are bad karma." The video was part of a protest over Kentucky's state senate approving measures limiting drag shows to adult audiences, calling for a "peaceful resistance" to defend the shows.
The Epoch Times: John Brennan, Enemy of the People
The Durham report revealed that the FBI disregarded evidence contradicting the Steele dossier, which was used against former President Trump. CIA Director John Brennan misled the public for years, even after admitting there was no collusion. He signed a letter meant to push back on Trump during debates and continued to perpetuate the Russia collusion narrative. Brennan was also complicit in overseeing illegal spying on Senate staffers and lied about it, but faced no consequences. No one was held accountable for domestic spying or FBI interference in the 2016 election.
Fox News: Former Mississippi state senator Johnny Morgan dies in Arkansas plane crash
Former Mississippi state senator Johnny Morgan was killed in a plane crash in northwest Arkansas, according to authorities. He was the only person aboard the twin-engine Beech King Air E-90 plane, which crashed on private property near Winslow after apparently losing altitude. Morgan served in the Mississippi state Senate from 1983 to 1991 and founded the Morgan White Group, an insurance and payroll industry company, in 1987. He was also known for hosting the annual "Good Ole Boys and Girls" event. Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves called Morgan "perhaps the most fiercely loyal person I ever met."
Red State: Ric Grenell Destroys Eric Swalwell for Attempting to Paint Him as a ‘Neo-Nazi’
Rep. Dan Goldman accused former DNI Kash Patel of being a political hack for Trump under investigation by the DOJ for leaking classified information. Former Acting Director of US National Intelligence Richard Grenell refuted the claims and Grenell and Goldman had a heated exchange on Twitter. Rep. Eric Swalwell then accused Grenell of being pals with Neo-Nazis during his time as America's Ambassador to Germany, but Grenell shot back, calling Swalwell "unserious" and "pathetic." Grenell compared his work in Germany to Swalwell's, stating, "Then your party dropped the Trump sanctions on Putin's pipeline and helped create a war in Ukraine."
#society
Fox News: Zimbabwe releases over 4,000 prisoners under amnesty to reduce overcrowding
Zimbabwe is releasing over 4,000 prisoners under a presidential amnesty to ease overcrowding in jails. Former prisoners have reported harsh conditions such as overcrowding, a lack of food, and poor health care. Zimbabwe’s prisons have a capacity of 17,000 but hold over 20,000 inmates.
PJ Media: Smollett-Style Race Hoax Puts Innocent, Pregnant White Woman in Crosshairs
A nurse leaving a hospital bought a bike to ride home, but urban youths accused her of stealing it. They claimed they bought the bike and that she was an evil white supremacist. A bystander suggested resetting the bike purchases, but the group rejected the idea. A YouTuber outed the nurse by name and tried to shame her hospital's CEO into firing her. The lawyer for the nurse provided receipts that showed she had purchased the bike, and none of the youths could produce similar documentation.
Daily Wire: Actress Rachel Bilson Said She Was ‘Baffled’ After Allegedly Getting Fired For Graphic Sex Comments: ‘It’s Discrimination’
Actress Rachel Bilson lost a job because she discussed her sexual desires during a podcast interview. The “O.C.” alum expressed confusion and the job loss being a case of discrimination for speaking candidly and honestly about sex.
#war
Euromaidan Press: US plans to supply Ukraine with F-16 fighter jets, official says – NBC News
US and its allies to provide F-16s to Ukraine to strengthen country's security; timing and country of origin unclear
Breitbart: Ukraine's Zelensky Lands in Saudi Arabia to Meet MBS, Address Arab League
President Volodymyr Zelensky visited Saudi Arabia for meetings with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and an address to the League of Arab States. Their meeting reportedly focused on the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the protection of Muslims in Ukraine. Zelensky is expected to attend the G7 summit in Hiroshima after his visit to Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia has involved itself as a mediator in the Russian invasion of Ukraine and brokered a prisoner exchange last year. The Middle East has not embraced the Ukrainian cause as enthusiastically as Western Europe or East Asia, however, as several of Russia’s top allies are located there. Saudi Arabia has increased its purchases of Russian oil and has been buying large amounts of Russian oil for domestic consumption, then selling the more expensive Saudi product abroad for profit.
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: Joe Biden REVERSES on giving F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine
Joe Biden changes stance and plans to provide F-16s to Ukraine. It may take 9-18 months to deliver and train Ukrainian pilots.
#foreignaffairs
PJ Media: Biden Drone Strike Kills an Innocent Man Instead of a Terrorist
Joe Biden's track record on foreign policy is marked with incompetence, including his botched withdrawal from Afghanistan, his opposition to the raid that killed Osama bin Laden, and his kowtowing to China. Recently, the Biden administration claimed to eliminate a high-ranking al-Qaeda figure in Syria, only to retract the statement after realizing they had targeted an innocent father of ten. The use of drones in military operations can lead to collateral damage, and this was not the first time a Biden-authorized strike resulted in civilian deaths.
The Epoch Times: US, Taiwan Reach Deal on 1st Part of '21st Century' Trade Pact
The US and Taiwan have agreed to a trade pact covering customs and border procedures, regulatory practices, and small business, according to the US Trade Representative's office. The 21st Century Trade Initiative would be followed by talks on agriculture, digital trade, labour and environmental standards, state-owned enterprises, and non-market policies and practices. However, the initial agreement is not expected to affect goods tariffs but is intended to strengthen US-Taiwan relations and open Taiwan up to more US exports. The move follows Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen's meeting with high-ranking US politicians and comes before planned meetings between US officials and China's commerce minister.
Foreign Policy: South Africa’s Nonsensical Nonalignment
The diplomatic relationship between the US and South Africa may be affected by the Lady R ship, which is alleged to have transported weapons from South Africa to Russia and then back to South Africa. President Ramaphosa has formed an independent inquiry to investigate the issue, which could result in US economic sanctions and damage to the South African economy. South Africa’s stance of nonalignment and failure to articulate its Russia-Ukraine policy has resulted in confusion and a lack of clarity, which is damaging the country’s image and credibility.
Breitbart: China Leads Central Asia Summit to Counter G7 Japan Meeting
China held the China-Central Asia Summit in Xi'an, offering stability and financial support to BRI client states while the G7 countries held their summit in Japan to take aim at China and Russia. The Central Asian summit sends contrast signals to the G7, as it promotes cooperation and inclusiveness which represent world development trend. China has traditionally been considered Russia's backyard, but with Moscow's lack of ability to maintain stability and its failure to quell border skirmishes between Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, China is stepping in to present itself as the preferred partner in the region and build economic power to counter the West.
#military
Fox News: Series of suicides among the Navy prompt recommendations to improve amenities, mental health programs
A Navy investigation spurred by a series of suicides has revealed extensive issues with living and working conditions at naval shipyards, particularly among young enlisted sailors. The report details recommendations for widespread improvements in housing, food, parking, internet, mental health, personnel, pay, and counseling. Navy leaders have admitted "organizational drift" and called for a long-term effort to improve conditions and quality of service across the board, including expanded mental health care, increased staffing, and changes to limited duty assignments. The Navy has requested $258 million in the 2024 budget for housing, parking garages, and recreation facilities, but other changes could take years to get congressional approval and funding.
#culture
Daily Wire: ‘You’ve Given My Life Purpose’: Harrison Ford Gets Emotional At Screening Of Latest ‘Indiana Jones’ Film
Harrison Ford was brought to tears during the standing ovation after the premiere of "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" at Cannes Film Festival. A highlight reel of Ford's extensive career in Hollywood was shown that included clips from such films as "Star Wars," "Blade Runner," "Working Girl," and the other "Indiana Jones" movies. Technology was used in the film to de-age Ford for the opening scene, a move the actor called "a little spooky" because of how realistic it looks.
#health
Flag And Cross: Bernie Sanders Attempts To Push A To Enable Paid Sick Leave On A Federal Level
Sen. Bernie Sanders has introduced legislation to put an end to US companies being the only wealthy countries without guaranteed paid sick leave. The bill would allow workers to accrue up to seven days’ statutory paid sick leave for illness or the care of family members annually. The Family and Medical Leave Act currently obliges companies to offer unpaid leave. Eleven states and Washington DC offer paid leave ranging from one to three days. Sanders, a candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination, has described the absence of guaranteed paid sick leave for millions of US workers as a “national disgrace”.
Fox News: Republicans demand answers from NIH director after 2 involved in transgender youth study ‘died by suicide’
Republican lawmakers, including Senators Marco Rubio and Rand Paul, are demanding answers from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) over a study it funded on trans youth and hormones, which saw two participants die by suicide while 11 reported suicidal ideation. The study, which examined 315 subjects between the ages of 12 and 20 who identify as transgender and were given cross-sex hormones, has been branded a “fallacy” by lawmakers, who claim it will “almost certainly inflict devastating physical harm” on participants. The Republicans are asking for clarification on the study’s approval, including the specific ages of the minors who participated, and are demanding answers by June 9.
A government-funded study examining psychosocial functioning in trans youth after two years of hormones is facing criticism from Republican lawmakers after two of the 315 participants died by suicide while 11 reported suicidal ideation. The Republicans, including Senators Marco Rubio and Rand Paul, have demanded answers from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), questioning why the study was allowed to continue after the suicides and slamming “outspoken advocates for conducting gender transition interventions on children”. The lawmakers, who have branded the study a “fallacy”, are asking for clarification on the study’s approval, including the specific ages of the minors who participated, and are demanding answers by June 9.
#crime
Fox News: Illinois man strangled teen who bought Disney memorabilia from his garage sale
Arthur Jensen, a man from Illinois, was sentenced to 50 years in prison for the murder of a 17-year-old girl he lured into his home on the pretext of selling her Disney memorabilia in a garage sale. The crime was believed to be sexually motivated and was witnessed by two passersby who heard the victim scream for help.
Fox News: Kansas City police fatally shoot man who allegedly fired at officers
Kansas City police shot and killed a man after he fired shots at officers during a standoff at a home. The man was identified as Tyrone Payne. Officers responded to a report of shots fired and negotiations began, but Payne fired at officers again and was subsequently killed.
Forbes: Al Sharpton Rails Against Jordan Neely’s Killer In Funeral Eulogy
Rev. Al Sharpton eulogized Jordan Neely at his funeral on Friday, calling for action on policies that criminalize mental health and homelessness. He criticized Daniel Penny, who was recorded choking Neely to death, saying he did not act in self-defense. Sharpton also said that the policies and systems designed to help homeless and mentally ill people played a major role in Neely’s death, saying these people "don’t need criminalizing, they need help." Neely died on May 1 after being choked by Penny, who is charged with second-degree manslaughter. The victim's death has reignited the debate on racism and legal support.
Fox News: Mississippi police officer fatally shoots man at scene of accident
Mississippi police officer fatally shoots man who allegedly attacked him at an accident scene. No further information was provided about the incident.
Fox News: Slovak court acquits businessman in retrial over 2018 murder of journalist
Slovakian businessman, Marian Kocner, has been acquitted for a second time of being the mastermind behind the murders of investigative journalist Jan Kuciak and his fiancée. Kocner's associate, Alena Zsuzsova, was convicted for her role in the killings and sentenced to 25 years in prison. The court ruled that it was not proven that Kocner was the mastermind, however, the case is not over yet as both the prosecution and the defendants can appeal. The journalist had been investigating possible government corruption when he was killed. The crime caused the government to fall and prompted major street protests.
The Blaze: Nerve-racking bodycam video shows cop clinging to runaway car during wild police chase
Police officer clings to the roof of a car driven by a wanted man during a high-speed chase after a routine traffic stop. Officer McCarty stopped the vehicle with a male passenger having a warrant out for his arrest; however, he refused to step out of the car and attempted to flee. During the chase, McCarty was forced to hold onto the roof of the car until it crashed, breaking his back. The suspect has been sentenced to a maximum of five years in prison for serious injury by vehicle.
#sports
Fox News: Electricity or Ethanol: What really powers the world's quickest car?
The Croatian-made Rimac Nevera, an all-wheel-drive electric hypercar, has set an impressive 23 production car performance records, including a 0-60 time of 1.74 seconds. However, there is some debate over whether the Nevera's performance really beat that of the Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170, which was able to reach 60 mph in 1.66 seconds, albeit with the help of a drag strip with traction compound. Dodge CEO Tim Kuniskis also raised the issue of whether a car that costs $2.2M really qualifies as a "production car".
#other
Human Events: Biden administration’s initiative to reduce homelessness is
doomed to fail in Seattle and everywhere else
The Biden administration plans to team up with five cities and California to reduce homelessness by 25% by 2025, focusing on the "Housing First" model and "Low Barrier" shelters. However, the plan lacks emphasis on drug and mental health treatment and law enforcement, which is often associated with homeless encampments. The announcement comes as Seattle and King County continue to face negative PR and ongoing failures in combating homelessness, with many accusing CEO Marc Dones of incompetence and mismanagement.
Fox News: Dozens injured in Thailand tourist hot spot after speedboat slams into concrete post
A speedboat carrying tourists crashed into a channel marker just off the coast of Thailand, injuring at least 36 people. The boat was carrying travelers from Russia, Kazakhstan, China, and other countries. Thai Coast Guard members rescued the injured and are investigating the possibility that the boat's captain fell asleep before the crash.
The Epoch Times: Target Recalls Nearly 5 Million Candles After Reports of Burns and Lacerations
Nearly 5 million Threshold glass candles sold at Target between August 2019 and March 2023 are being recalled by the federal Consumer Product Safety Commission, following 137 reports of the jar cracking or breaking while in use and six reported injuries. The lot numbers for the affected products are available on both the Target website and the CPSC website, and refunds are being offered to customers. Target has forecast poor second-quarter earnings for 2021 as consumers withdraw from non-essential purchases due to inflation, while CEO Brian Cornell has warned that the threat of shoplifting and organized crime is increasingly urgent and could reduce 2021 profitability by up to $1.2 billion.