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America First News
21 May 2023
#politics
American Thinker: Another 'mistake' in New York: Nearly a million registered voters become 'Democrats'
An upstate printing company on a no-bid contract erroneously mailed voter registration cards to Nassau County voters ahead of the June 27 primary, identifying all 972,000 voters as Democrats. This is strange given that the county has 60% registered Republican voters, and county officials are describing it as a “terrible error.”
Red State: More Biden 'Loon-acy' in Japan as He Manages to Insult the South Korean President
As debt ceiling deadline looms, Joe Biden remains in Japan, embarrassing the US with his confusion and constant verbal gaffes. During a press briefing, he called South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, "President Loon". Biden admits to not knowing much about the debt negotiation talks, while House Speaker Kevin McCarthy claims that the White House is moving backwards. Biden's handlers may be trying to tank the economy and blame Republicans, but polls show that Americans are against that kind of gambit.
PJ Media: Unhinged Nebraska Democrat Throws Tantrum Over Bill Protecting Children
Nebraska has joined other red states in banning transgender surgeries for minors to protect children's well-being despite a Democrat senator's filibuster for weeks. State Sen. Machaela Cavanaugh (D) shouted ridiculousness over and over at the lectern, including targeting Republicans and accusing those who supported the bill of being "bought by the governor". The Nebraska legislature still approved the bill banning transgender surgeries for minors, including a 12-week abortion ban. Protests disrupted the session by shouting obscenities and throwing bloody tampons onto the floor. Most Americans do not support radical transgender ideology and endorse bans on gender transition procedures for minors.
#society
The Epoch Times: Bud Light Distributor Sends Out Public Plea to Bring Back Customers
A Bud Light distributor in Alabama deployed a radio advertisement to bring back customers who boycotted the brand after it produced a can with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney’s face. During April and the first week of May, sales of Bud Light dropped significantly, while sales of other Anheuser-Busch products also fell amid the Mulvaney backlash. The voice of the consumer has been heard, and Anheuser-Busch has taken action. Sales volumes for Anheuser-Busch products also dropped 9.7 percent for the first week in May, up from the 11.4 percent decline in late April, according to industry data.
Breitbart: WATCH: Floridian Demands $3M for Each Black Citizen in Reparations
A Florida man demanded $3 million in reparations per black citizen at a Tampa City Council meeting, dismissing talks about homelessness and police violence. Social media users commented on the issue, with some saying it was unlikely to happen. Rep. Cori Bush (D-MO) recently introduced legislation to provide a federal reparations program for black citizens, calling it a moral and legal obligation. Meanwhile, California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) said he is open to the idea of cash reparations after previously being against it, although the state faces budget deficits.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: China Poses ‘Biggest Challenge’ to Global Security and Prosperity, UK Prime Minister Warns
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) regime poses the biggest challenge to global security and prosperity, according to UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, speaking at the G7 summit in Japan. The G7 leaders said they are not seeking to harm China’s economic progress, but agreed on the need to “de-risk and diversify” supply chains and protect advanced technologies. Sunak’s government has designated China an "epoch-defining challenge" in the UK's foreign policy update, but he rejects a "cold war" approach, saying China plays a significant role in global affairs. Previously promising to ban all Confucius Institutes in the UK, Sunak has now backtracked, saying it would be disproportionate.
#economy
Breitbart: Yellen: 14th Amendment Can't Be Appropriately Used to Raise Debt Ceiling
Yellen says Biden can't use 14th Amendment to address debt ceiling, hopes Congress raises it. The Treasury Secretary takes the debt ceiling seriously and fears unpaid bills if it isn't raised, but doesn't believe invoking the 14th Amendment is appropriate or legally certain.
#religion
Fox News: In a tense world, God fulfills his promise to never abandon his followers, says Alabama pastor
Alabama pastor Rev. Edward Robinson emphasizes the importance of God as a constant in a turbulent world, where there seems to be tragedy, uncertainty, and disappointment with no resolution. He notes that the New Testament represents the moment that God ordained before the foundation of the world as it offers hope and a loving assurance to those seeking security and peace. Robinson states that even in the midst of rugged moments and acts of evil, Christ defeated death with his resurrection and called his disciples to go to all nations, undergirding the Great Commission with the promise of “Lo, I am with you always, even until the end of the age”.
Robinson states that people search for worldly things to seek comfort and peace, but only Christ can provide a faithful and never-ending presence to empower humanity to do the work of his kingdom. He refers to Christ as the ever-present shepherd, who works within us to help us be about the Father's business. Robinson emphasizes that Christ ensured that his followers would never be spiritually orphaned, and his presence enabled them to know, make Him known, and enjoy Him forever.
#culture
Fox News: Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson tells law school grads 'Survivor' provides useful 'lessons' for their careers
Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson revealed her love for the TV show "Survivor" during a commencement address to American University’s law school graduates in Washington, D.C. She believes it offers major life lessons, including playing the long game and working with fewer resources than opponents. Conservative supporters of Jackson have also praised her professional and personal relationships with the other Supreme Court justices.
#health
The Epoch Times: Is Too Much Iron in the Brain Causing Alzheimer's?
Iron accumulation in the brain, particularly the increase of iron redox in areas where amyloid beta plaques tend to accumulate, could be a key factor in the development and progression of Alzheimer's disease. An imbalance of iron in the body can lead to a programmed cell death pathway known as ferroptosis, which is involved in neurodegenerative diseases. Elevated iron levels in the brain are common among Alzheimer's patients, and the APOE4 gene, which is the strongest risk factor for Alzheimer's, is also known to elevate iron levels in the brain.
The Federalist Papers: Jimmy Buffett, 76, Needed 'Immediate' Hospitalization, Cancels Show
Jimmy Buffett had to cancel his show in Charleston due to health reasons. He shared the news with the Coral Reefer Band on Twitter. This is due to recent hospitalization.
#sports
Forbes: Robert Lewandowski Speaks On Lionel Messi’s FC Barcelona Return
Barcelona's Robert Lewandowski hopes Lionel Messi turns down potential offers from the Middle East to team up with him again at the club for next season. The Argentine forward becomes a free agent next month but Lewandowski believes they could work together. Though Messi's style has evolved, Lewandowski believes they could utilise his unique sense on the field. Lewandowski leads the way for the top scorer accolade while being a crucial part in securing their win of the League cup, he is excited for the future of the team.
Fox News: Team Canada's Joe Veleno stomps on opponent's ankle in battle for puck: 'That's beyond dirty'
Detroit Red Wings and Team Canada forward Joe Veleno is facing criticism for stomping on Switzerland forward Nico Niederreiter's ankle during a game at the IIHF World Hockey Championship. The incident occurred during a battle for the puck along the boards. Veleno's actions have been described as dangerous and egregious, and it is unclear if he will be suspended for the incident.