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America First News
21 May 2023
#politics
The Federalist Papers: Elon Musk Tweets Praise for Republican Presidential Contender and It's Not Trump or DeSantis
Elon Musk seconded Republican Sen. Tim Scott's comments on personal responsibility and tweeted about it. Scott has filed paperwork to join the Republican field of candidates hoping to win their party's nomination in 2024. In the clip posted to Twitter, Scott spoke about taking ownership of life.
Breitbart: Exclusive—Derek Kreifels: Biden Administration Gives a Kick in the Teeth to Americans with Good Credit Records
The Biden administration's Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) has implemented a new rule that will heavily impact those with good credit records looking to buy a home. Higher mortgage fees will be imposed on those with higher credit scores, while those with lower scores and less money down will receive more favorable rates. Around half of all home loans will be affected, with the policy effectively punishing those who played by the rules. However, the policy will also be redistributive, offering comparatively better mortgage rates to those with relatively lower credit ratings and who have saved less for a down payment, further compounding the issue.
The policy change from the Biden FHFA represents a substantive policy shift that circumvents elected officials and the federal rule-making process. The move is causing outrage from state financial officers in 27 states. While there is a need to address the gap in access to credit for aspiring home buyers, this approach is not the solution. Penalizing hardworking, middle-class American families by confiscating their money and using it as a handout is not the right way to approach the problem. The right approach would be to implement policies that lower interest rates overall, such as bringing inflation under control and eliminating policies that create high energy costs and promoting increased financial literacy efforts.
Breitbart: Dems Lament About Debt Ceiling: We Backed Ourselves 'Into this Corner'
Democrats express frustration at being forced to negotiate with Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) on a debt ceiling deal. Some regret not raising the debt ceiling during the lame-duck session in 2022. Progressive Democrats propose using the 14th Amendment to raise the debt limit, but others believe a partisan debt ceiling hike would be unlikely.
#society
PJ Media: Two Big Victories in New York Give New Hope Family Services New Hope for the Future
New York state government agencies are trying to force a traditional Christian adoption agency to conform to the Woke Revolution's agenda. The targeted agency is New Hope Family Services, which bases its placement efforts on the understanding that marriage is between one man and one woman and that every child needs a mother and a father, not two moms or two dads. The agency has never accepted one penny of funding from the state of New York and relies entirely on contributions from individuals, churches, and private foundation grants.
#health
Breitbart: Elise Stefanik, Republicans Push Back on Biden's War on Chocolate Milk
House Republicans, including Elise Stefanik, have opposed a Biden administration proposal that would limit access to chocolate milk and other drinks in schools to reduce children’s risk of chronic disease. The US Department of Agriculture is considering limit certain foods and drinks, such as chocolate milk, and would restrict flavored milk to high school. The Republicans have attacked the proposal as being unacceptable and a classic example of government overreach. Stefanik has proposed the Protecting School Milk Choices Act, which would ensure schools offer at least one flavored milk option through the National School Lunch Program.
#education
Fox News: Georgia Democrat calls out own party for opposing school choice, prioritizing migrants over inner city kids
Georgia Rep accuses Democrats of prioritizing migrants over inner city children in school-choice debate. Some schools in her district reportedly have only 3% reading proficiency rates. Colleagues have allegedly offered $1,000 to anyone who runs against her. Mainor believes politicians put the teacher's union and donors ahead of their constituents. She has vowed to stand up for her principles and support children's education.
#crime
Breitbart: EXCLUSIVE GRAPHIC PHOTOS: Cartel Turf Fight Turns Mexican City into War Zone
A turf war between rival factions of the Gulf Cartel turned Tamaulipas into a war zone as convoys of gunmen clashed. The violence has been intense as the factions are equipped with high-powered weapons and explosives that they use to defeat their opponents' armored vehicles. Despite promises of safety from Mexican authorities, the fighting continues.
The Blaze: Former Marine Daniel Penny gives first interview since Jordan Neely's chokehold death, explains why he's not a white supremacist
Former Marine Daniel Penny denies being a white supremacist or vigilante in connection with Jordan Neely's chokehold death on a New York City subway car. Penny faces second-degree manslaughter charges, but maintained that race or white supremacy played no role in Neely's death. Neely reportedly had 42 prior arrests and an active warrant for felony assault at the time of his death. Penny's legal defense has raised more than $2.7 million, while critics accused Republicans of "financing white vigilantism."
Daily Wire: Daniel Penny Breaks His Silence Following The Death Of Jordan Neely
Former U.S. Marine Daniel Penny spoke out for the first time since he put Jordan Neely in a chokehold on a New York City subway, resulting in Neely's death. Penny was charged with second-degree manslaughter. He said the incident had nothing to do with race. Penny said he loved all people and all cultures and that he was deeply saddened by the loss of life. He also said that if there was a threat and danger to himself, he would do it again.
Breitbart: Mail Delivery Halted for an Entire Seattle Zip Code
Mail delivery was paused for less than 900 residents in Seattle's 98118 zip code due to thefts of a master key used by postal workers to open cluster mailboxes in apartment buildings. Some residents learned of the pause through Facebook or talking to neighbors, and had to pick up their mail at the post office, where some were turned away after waiting in line for over 45 minutes. The United States Postal Service announced that robberies of mail carriers are 50% higher than last year and USPS is replacing 49,000 of arrow lock keys with electronic versions to deter criminals from robbing carriers.
#sports
Fox News: White Sox pitcher hints he would plunk former teammate Aaron Judge, other batters if they peeked for signs
Blue Jays are suspicious that Aaron Judge of the New York Yankees was looking into the dugout to get information on what pitch was coming instead of peeking to see who was "chirping." Sign stealing is a controversial topic in baseball, and it remains the subject of a hot debate in the sport due to some unwritten rules.
#other
Forbes: How To Grow, Serve, And Innovate: The CPS Energy Challenge
CPS Energy in San Antonio is a leader in renewable energy adoption. With Texas' recent growth, CPS must increase generation dramatically and is committed to new gas for "firming" renewables. The utility is installing a 50 MW battery in conjunction with a utility-scale solar farm, which makes it dispatchable. CPS Energy put out a request for proposals on future generation and storage in 2020 and wind, solar, and batteries caught the utility's eye and became a plan of action. The U.S. military and its huge installation served by the utility are critical components of CPS Energy's planning. The utility belongs to its community and is on a journey along the frontier of the new.
Red State: Progressive PAC Files 'Spending' Complaint With FEC in Desparate Ploy to Push Sinema Out
An FEC complaint accuses Arizona Senator Kyrsten Sinema of using campaign funds for personal expenses totaling over $180,000. The complaint was filed by Change for Arizona 2024, a PAC seeking to unseat Sinema, alleging potential violations of the Federal Election Campaign Act. The expenses include luxury hotels, Michelin-star restaurants, international travel, and winery visits dating back to 2019.