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America First News
24 May 2023
#illegals
Townhall: GOP Should Demand End to Biden’s Open Border
Greece's conservative New Democracy Party won the national election by a significant margin after taking a strong stance against migration. The party reduced irregular arrivals by 90%, an issue that the Republican Party should prioritize and take a stronger stance on, just as Europe has reversed its pro-immigrant policy. Meanwhile, Biden's lenient policy is increasing illegal immigration, which many Democrats see as future voters, but this policy is also impacting society with drugs entering schools and communities. The globalists backing Biden see migrants as providing cheaper labor, supporting their private equity investment funds. The lack of progress in securing the Texas border by Gov. Abbott is due to Never-Trump Republican mega-donors who support Biden's open borders.
#politics
The American Spectator: Joe Biden Keeps Lying That His Son Died in Iraq
Joe Biden falsely claimed that his son Beau Biden, who died in 2015, made the ultimate sacrifice serving in Iraq. Beau Biden died in Maryland, six years after his last step in Iraq. While it is true that Beau Biden served honorably and sacrificed much, the existence of burn pits in Iraq was not responsible for his death. Scientific data does not support the president’s claims about the burn pits causing cancer, though the push from his votaries is clearly seen. Biden had also made false claims about his other dead relatives to gain sympathy with voters.
Fox News: Florida college student who shared location of Elon Musk is now tracking Ron DeSantis
A college student known for tracking celebrities and politicians online is now sharing the movements of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis on a new Twitter account, @DeSantisJet. Using publicly available flight data, Jack Sweeney shares the location information of DeSantis' state jet with his followers. Sweeney was once suspended from Twitter for sharing the real-time location of Elon Musk, but gets around Twitter's terms and conditions now by providing a 24-hour delay in the flight information. DeSantis is expected to announce his candidacy for the 2024 Republican presidential primary this week, making him a frontrunner alongside former President Donald Trump in most nationwide polls.
The American Spectator: The Durham Report’s Missing Piece
The Department of Justice Inspector General's office released an audit report saying the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) misused surveillance powers. The report found flaws in the FBI's Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) monitoring and founding more than a dozen "errors and omissions" in the bureau's documentation of the countering of surveillance warrants on Carter Page, a former campaign adviser to President Donald Trump. In addition, the bureau failed to follow set procedures in the FISA applications, and a bureau lawyer who altered an email included in the FISA application faces possible prosecution for falsifying a document.
PJ Media: President DeSantis?
Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida discusses his approach to COVID-19, which involved keeping the state largely open and not mandating masks. The state has had lower excess mortality and gained more jobs than New York. DeSantis also defends his ban on mask mandates and discusses his views on school choice and parental rights in education. He also criticizes the Biden administration's handling of immigration.
Fox News: SEAN HANNITY: Biden's White House has done an awful job on 'every facet of American life'
Democrats are rallying behind Joe Biden for the 2024 presidential race despite concerns over his age and mental and physical abilities. Sean Hannity claims that Biden's cognitive decline is just one of his problems, and that far-left staffers running his White House have made things worse in every aspect of American life, from immigration and the economy to energy, national security, and infrastructure. Even the small things like visas and permits are a disaster, and Biden can't even reach an agreement on the debt ceiling since he refused to negotiate with Kevin McCarthy and disappeared for 97 days. Democrats and the media are unlikely to take responsibility, instead resorting to smears against Republicans.
Townhall: America Should Be Rooted in Liberty and Limited Government Today – and 100 Years From Now
Drew Johnson, a Republican candidate for Nevada's 3rd congressional district, aims to bring change in American leadership. He believes in a limited government, fiscal responsibility, and freedom of choice. He aims to prioritize strengthening the economy, reducing inflation, and securing the border against illegal immigration. Johnson is running to shift the focus back to citizens instead of politicians, media, and special interests.
The Epoch Times: Will Australia Become the Next Venezuela or Will the Magic of the Market Prevail
In the upcoming Australian election, the debate over energy policy will determine the long-term well-being of the people. Opposition Leader Peter Dutton champions the free market over government regulation and taxation, setting him and the Coalition in stark relief to the government’s interventionism. Dutton has placed the nuclear energy option on the table as a potential answer to the desire to reduce emissions while enjoying the stability of an energy supply that renewables cannot provide. Energy policy is a key point of difference, and Australians will have a choice between “magic pudding economics” and “the magic of the market.”
Front Page Magazine: Barack Obama's True Legacy
Obama promised to fundamentally transform America, and with the Biden administration, that promise is being fulfilled. The country faces chronic unemployment, inflation, border crisis, threats to constitutional liberties, and more. Obama's True Legacy is a collection of essays that delve into the catastrophic influence of Barack Obama on U.S. and world politics. It covers topics such as Obamacare, enabling of radical Islam, racial strife, and his betrayal of Israel, showing just how devastating Obamaism has been for the United States.
#society
The American Spectator: Fox in the Henhouse
Fox News is just as liberal as other news networks, according to an exclusive report by The Daily Signal. The network's employee handbook reveals that workers can use gender-aligned bathrooms, dress in alignment with their preferred genders, and must be addressed by their preferred names and pronouns in the workplace. Fox also facilitates transitioning employees' workplace transitions and crossdressing. These policies are not only in line with legally progressive states such as New York and California but also lay the network open to allegations that Fox is invested in gender ideology.
Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson was let go by chairman Rupert Murdoch after Carlson made remarks with theological undertones at Heritage Foundation's gala. Heritage Foundation president Kevin Roberts stated Carlson "is, like so many of us who are people of faith, coming to grips with a reality that at once is beautiful and challenging,” and continued to criticize both left and right for pushing gender ideology. Fox's pro-transgender stances could be a political move or a reflection of true beliefs; either way, the network's policies align with progressive views on gender identity.
Spectator USA: New York’s killer cyclists
Marauding bikers use the sidewalks of NYC to beat traffic and intimidate people, prompting a total disregard for the law that police forces turn a blind eye to, resulting in daily injuries to pedestrians. The food deliverers from Central America are the hardest-working stiffs in NYC streets, often running down people while speeding through one-way streets, but it's hard to blame them given their meager pay and the lack of rule of law in their home countries.
#foreignaffairs
The Economist: What a “war tax” means for the global economy
Global defence spending is on the rise, with last year's defence spending worldwide increasing by nearly 4% in real terms to over $2tn. Many NATO allies, notably Germany, plan to exceed the 2% of GDP target set by the alliance. Japan plans to double the size of its army by nearly doubling defence outlays through to 2027, whilst Poland plans to reach 4% in spending this year and increase the size of its army.
#economy
The Epoch Times: PwC Facing Potential Criminal Charges
Consulting firm PwC is being investigated over accusations it used confidential information from the Australian Treasury to establish a system that enabled large companies to avoid the country’s new taxes. The government is believed to be considering criminal charges against PwC following the revelations. The Australian Greens party has also referred the matter to the Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC). PwC is believed to have gained AUD 537m ($397m) worth of government contracts over the past two years.
#religion
Front Page Magazine: Israel's Political Left vs. Orthodox Jews
The Left in Israel slanders Orthodox Jews by accusing them of being unproductive and not contributing to society. However, they are found consistently in hospitals and helping those in need. Without Orthodox Jews, Israel would deteriorate from its own inability to defend its culture and identity. Orthodox Jews remind us that we are only visitors on this planet and that we must try to do good for others. Without Jews, the state of Israel would disappear.
#culture
Front Page Magazine: Panic at Anheuser-Busch
Anheuser-Busch is offering a $20 rebate on a $19.98 case of Bud Light in a bid to save the brand from a sales collapse. Its marketing team has ditched its famous blue bottle design for camouflage packaging and rebranded it to appeal to patriotism to try drag back customers they lost following the "Tranny" advert. The brand is losing customers every week, with Bud Light sales dropping 23.6% in Q1 2021. However, competing brands such as Budweiser, Michelob Ultra, and Natural Light are also struggling. Despite the marketing team's frantic efforts, their aim to stop Bud Light becoming a cultural joke and a poster child for failing to appeal to reality seems unlikely, since it is regarded by many as an endorsement of the transgender agenda and the power of the Left.
#history
Fox News: On this day in history, May 24, 1883, the Brooklyn Bridge opens amid great civic fanfare
On May 24, 1883, the Brooklyn Bridge opened as the longest suspension bridge in the world. Thousands attended the dedication, led by President Chester Arthur and New York Gov. Grover Cleveland. The bridge connected Brooklyn and Manhattan, and was a feat of civil engineering.
Designer John Roebling’s son, Washington Roebling, took up the role of chief engineer after his father’s death, but contracted the "bends" two years into construction. His wife, Emily Roebling, acted as chief engineer on site in his stead, and oversaw the project to completion. The iconic Brooklyn Bridge was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1964 and a National Historic Civil Engineering Landmark in 1972. It supports six lanes of traffic, a shared pedestrian and bicycle path, and had nearly 116,000 vehicles, 30,000 pedestrians, and 3,000 cyclists cross it daily in 2018.
#crime
Front Page Magazine: Release the Manifesto
A transgender shooter killed three adults and three children at a Christian elementary school in Tennessee before being neutralized by police. The shooter, a former student of the school, also fired seven rounds into a stained-glass figure of Adam. The manifesto left behind by the shooter has not been made public, and lawsuits have been filed to force its release. The gender ideology lobby's influence is preventing the release of the manifesto, and demands for its release and a toxicology report should be made to ensure justice.
The Epoch Times: U-Haul Crash Suspect Who Praised Nazi Regime Wanted to 'Seize Power,' 'Kill the President'
A 19-year-old from Missouri rented a U-Haul truck, flew to Washington D.C., and tried to drive into the White House barricades, saying he wanted to "seize power" and kill President Joe Biden "if that’s what I have to do." He was charged with multiple felonies, including threats to kill, kidnap, or inflict bodily harm on a president, destruction of federal property, and trespassing. He cited his admiration for the authoritarian nature of the Nazi regime as reasons for his support and bought a Nazi-style flag online. Law enforcement officials believe there is sufficient probable cause to charge Kandula.
#sports
Fox News: Golden Knights dominate Game 3 over Stars; one win away from Stanley Cup Final
Vegas Golden Knights dominated the Dallas Stars in Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Western Conference final, winning 4-0 and taking a 3-0 series lead. Jonathan Marchessault scored the first of three quick goals, Adin Hill stopped 33 shots for his second shutout of the postseason, and captain Jamie Benn was ejected for an ugly collision with Vegas captain Mark Stone, shortly before Ivan Barbashev scored a power-play goal. Game 4 on Thursday will give Vegas the opportunity to reach its second Stanley Cup Final in six seasons.