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America First News
23 May 2023
#politics
Fox News: NAACP leader defends living in Florida despite org's travel warning: 'We haven't told anybody to leave'
NAACP chairman Leon W. Russell faced criticism for his organization’s travel advisory for Black people in Florida despite him living in the Tampa Bay area. The travel advisory came after “Governor Ron DeSantis’ aggressive attempts to erase Black history,” according to the NAACP. The advisory read, “Florida is openly hostile toward African Americans, people of color and LGBTQ+ individuals.” Florida Republican Party chairman Christian Ziegler pointed out Russell lived in Tampa and offered to pay for him to move out of Florida. The NAACP denied telling anyone to leave and encouraged them to stay and fight.
Russell and DeSantis have both criticized each other’s actions. Russell has called DeSantis’ behaviour a “blatant war against principles of diversity and inclusion” while DeSantis called the advisory a “stunt.” The NAACP announced the possibility of a travel advisory in March, to which DeSantis called a “pure stunt” and if they want to waste their time on that, that’s fine.” The NAACP travel advisory caused backlash and accusations of hypocrisy since Russell lives in Florida.
PJ Media: The Morning Briefing: I Might Pay to Watch 'English Optional' Joe Biden Debate Anyone
Biden's increasing language struggles and strange wanderings may force the Democrats to rethink their primary election strategy. The Democrats are trying to make their primary season more sedate, but this may become difficult with Biden's abandonment of the English language.
American Thinker: Of Course, the FBI Supports the Regime. But…
The FBI is being used by the current regime to protect its friends and eliminate its enemies. Recent FBI leaders are merely second-rate throne sniffers, rather than dedicated regime defenders. The effort to drench the federal workforce in DEI is effectively weakening the sinews of the government and setting the whole operation up for a sudden collapse. The doddering regime is always asking the FBI to bend the law to keep its trains running for one more day, but the FBI professionals are reduced to propping up a weak regime that is past its sell-by date.
#society
American Thinker: The Path to National Suicide
The United States is facing a fertility crisis, with a current rate of 1.6 children per woman, resulting in an aging population, labor shortages, and a stagnant economy. Attempts to increase fertility rates, such as free childcare and subsidies, have failed globally. Educators are also promoting an anti-natal culture, pushing youngsters away from family life and promoting sex options that avoid procreation. The normalization of homosexuality is also being pushed in schools and by businesses, with the absence of pro-family messages making it difficult for young people to envision raising children in today's world.
#foreignaffairs
American Thinker: The New Cold War
The world is in Cold War II with the Axis of Repression led by China, Russia, and Iran posing an existential threat to democracies. The Axis has a demonstrated willingness to conduct genocide and is exporting a high-tech model of totalitarianism. Democracies have advantages, but must address challenges such as a shrinking navy, a deteriorating fiscal position, and domestic polarization. America's educational institutions must also stop inculcating an unbalanced view of the country as systemically racist. The American constitutional order remains rare and noble and is worthy of the sacrifices necessary to preserve it.
#other
Fox News: Nadler claims of Trump-campaign Russia collusion contradicted by Durham report
Rep. Jerry Nadler claimed in 2018 that the Trump campaign colluded with Russia during the 2016 election, but this claim was contradicted by Special Counsel John Durham's report. Nadler also claimed that evidence would soon emerge to prove Trump's personal involvement in the collusion, but this evidence never arose. In January 2020, Nadler accused Trump of attempting to rig the 2020 election, just as he had worked with Russia to try to rig the 2016 election.
The Durham report concluded that federal agencies had no "actual evidence of collusion" to justify the Trump-Russia investigation. It also found that the DOJ and FBI "failed to uphold their mission of strict fidelity to the law" by launching the investigation despite the lack of evidence and relying heavily on leads from Trump's political opponents.