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America First News
22 May 2023
#politics
American Thinker: Debt Ceiling Scare Tactics
The Democrats and media are pressuring Republicans to raise the debt ceiling, despite the national debt being over 31 trillion dollars and impossible to pay. The left falsely claims refusing to raise the debt limit equals a "default," and they fear insufficient funds for their agenda.
The threat to Social Security checks is a scare tactic, as the program is not supposed to depend on federal borrowing. Previous governments have refused to raise the debt ceiling without default, but President Obama wasted money to deprive the public of tourist attractions. The left wants to scare and bluff us, but refusing to raise the debt limit will ultimately lead to a calamity from which we cannot recover. Recession looms due to recent inflation, caused by the government inflating the money supply to buy votes.
American Thinker: Trump vs. DeSantis-Not Really an Option with TDS Surging
Conservative pundit wonders why no one responded to his query to give a reason for hating Donald Trump; concludes that Trump haters resort to juvenile personal insults when challenged. Despite the recent release of the Durham report that cleared Trump of wrongdoing, the Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS) persists and both Never-Trumpers and Rinos are promoting other candidates for the 2024 presidential race. The author prefers Ron DeSantis but believes that Donald Trump is the best choice for president in 2024.
PJ Media: The Morning Briefing: As DeSantis Decision Nears, Media Ramps Up the Smears
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is expected to challenge former President Donald Trump for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination. Leftist media are already attacking DeSantis, including a recent Politico article that targeted the governor's wife with sexist and misogynistic language.
#war
Forbes: Ukraine Drone Losses Are ‘10,000 Per Month’
According to a report by British military thinktank RUSI, Ukraine is losing an estimated 10,000 drones per month due to Russian electronic jamming. Although this figure may vary, the report highlights the increasing role of drones in modern warfare and the significance of Russia's tactics in electronic warfare. Despite these losses, drones are a cheaper yet sustainable option against the use of expensive military aircraft.
Euromaidan Press: Russian shelling causes blackout at occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant for seventh time during occupation
Russian shelling damaged the power line that connects the occupied Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) to the Ukrainian power grid, causing loss of external power supply. The NPP is now operating in blackout mode for the seventh time since the beginning of its occupation by Russians on 4 March 2023. Energoatom, the Ukrainian nuclear power operator, has enough fuel for ten days to power the facility's diesel generators. The Russian occupation of ZNPP has placed the facility in danger, and Energoatom has demanded that the Zaporizhzhia NPP be immediately returned under the full control of the legitimate operator with the subsequent return to normal operation and restoration of nuclear and radiation safety.
#culture
Gataway Couple: Memorable Things To Do In San Antonio For Couples
San Antonio is full of history and culture and is an affordable option for residents and tourists alike. Downtown San Antonio is known as a romantic city with a heart of history and offers a variety of things to do for couples, including visiting landmarks such as The Alamo and The Riverwalk, as well as exploring unique attractions like Tower of the Americas and the Natural Bridge Caverns. Visitors can also enjoy a romantic evening at Chama Gaucha Brazilian Steakhouse.
Fox News: Warner Bros. Discovery CEO booed during commencement speech: 'Pay your writers!'
Boston University graduates heckled Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav during his commencement speech amidst the Hollywood writers’ strike. Students chanted "pay your writers!" and "shut up, Zaslav!" during the speech, with a picket formed outside the building. Although Zaslav expressed support for Hollywood writers, he was criticized for his decisions made as CEO, including cost-saving cuts in film and television production that canceled several projects, as well as his decision to hire Chris Licht to replace Jeff Zucker as the head of CNN.
#health
American Thinker: A Shortage of Doctors?
The doctor shortage in the US is not due to racism as claimed by CNN, but rather due to poor morale amongst doctors caused by a lack of authority, excessive regulation and limited time with patients. The socio-economic factors including poverty and limited access to healthy food and education are the main cause of poor health outcomes, especially amongst minority populations.
#sports
Forbes: Revealed: FC Barcelona’s Secret Report Showing Staggering Sum Messi Return Will Bring Club
Leo Messi's potential return to FC Barcelona could bring in €230 million ($248 million) a year, according to an internal economic report. The report shows €150 million would come from new sponsors while the remaining €80 million is raised through ticket sales. However, the Catalan club's delicate economic situation has forced them to draw up a viability plan to convince La Liga they can make the deal happen.
#technology
Forbes: Meta Fined Record $1.3 Billion For Violating EU Privacy Rules
Meta, the parent company of Facebook, has been ordered to pay a record $1.3 billion fine by the European Union for failing to comply with privacy rules. The Irish Data Protection Commission, Meta’s EU regulator, issued the ruling as the company’s regional headquarters are located in Dublin. The fine is the biggest ever issued under the EU’s privacy regulations.