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America First News
25 May 2023
#politics
Fox News: DeSantis pledges to fire Chris Wray, says FBI, DOJ have 'lost their way'
Ron DeSantis, the Republican Governor of Florida and a declared presidential candidate for 2024, has announced that if elected, he will dismiss FBI Director Christopher Wray. DeSantis claimed that the FBI and Department of Justice have “lost their way,” become “weaponized” against Americans and have been politicised. Wray, who was criticised for his apparent role in compiling a report on issues with the Russian investigation during the Trump presidency, was appointed by the former president and is viewed by some as a political rather than an apolitical appointee. DeSantis has vowed that if elected president, he will nominate an attorney general with a “strong backbone” able to withstand left-wing media attacks, as well as firing any Justice Department employees found to have participated in “colluding” with tech officials to censor information.
DeSantis also spoke about his wider political vision, including his plans to tackle “wokeism” in both education and commerce, stating that it is “a form of cultural Marxism” designed to war on the truth. He later lashed out at the NAACP after its president, Derrick Johnson, issued a “travel warning” against Black people visiting Florida, particularly in light of the state's new voter laws. DeSantis asked why the NAACP wasn't focusing on genuine threats to minority communities such as underperforming schools or violent crime rates in Baltimore, stating that Floridian numbers of both tourism and education participation had contributions from board members of the NAACP. DeSantis addresses a wider range of topics, including illegal immigration and healthcare reforms.
Breitbart: WATCH: Trump Mocks DeSantis's Twitter Troubles During Campaign Launch
Trump mocked Gov. Ron DeSantis's Twitter launch on Truth Social, comparing it to his successful campaign announcement. DeSantis's Twitter Space with Elon Musk had technical issues, prompting Trump to share videos on Twitter with the hashtag , touting his own platform as superior. Despite DeSantis filing paperwork to run for president and releasing an advertisement, polls show Trump currently leading the Republican primary field by a wide margin. In one poll, he had 56% support to DeSantis's 25%.
National Review: The Promise of Ron DeSantis
DeSantis is a formidable candidate in the Republican presidential race, with a successful record as governor and financial resources. He aims to unite the party, appealing to MAGA voters and traditional Republicans, with his distinctive responses to Covid and cultural issues. However, he needs to make a broader case against Trump and offer a choice, not an echo, to Republican primary voters. It remains to be seen whether he can recover from recent negative publicity and topple Trump, who is seen as a strong contender.
Forbes: Retail On Edge: Debt Ceiling, Interest Rates, China, And Biden Trade Policy
Big retailers have managed to survive through cost control, less discounting, and lower inbound shipping prices. However, the debt ceiling, potential default, and concerns over China sourcing may affect future sales and margins. With "supply chain" seemingly under control, "inventory management" has become the new topic-du-jour in the retail world, with the cost of inventory and borrowing creating concerns about potential bankruptcy. Retail is heavily reliant on China, leaving retailers with questions about their individual China positioning. The debt crisis has heightened awareness of the cost of money and inventory, potentially leading to retail bankruptcy court.
The Epoch Times: DeSantis Explains Why He Chose Twitter to Announce 2024 Run
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced on Twitter his presidential candidacy and praised the platform as a bastion for free speech. The announcement was not without hiccups as the CEO Elon Musk's discussion crashed for about 20 minutes due to scaling issues. DeSantis praised Musk's acquisition of Twitter as well and positioned himself as the candidate who could "restore sanity" to the United States and end the "culture of losing" he said had infected the Republican Party. Musk invited other candidates to join a conversation on the platform.
The Epoch Times: DeSantis Raises $1 Million in First Hour of Presidential Candidacy
Governor Ron DeSantis raised $1 million within one hour of announcing his presidential candidacy on Twitter Spaces. However, the interview was plagued by technical problems due to a high volume of listeners, which his rivals, including Donald Trump, criticized. DeSantis has consistently polled in second place behind Trump, who has a significant lead in the Republican primary field.
The Epoch Times: CCP Media Eradicates Hong Kong From 'The Most Donation to 2008 Sichuan Earthquake Worldwide Ranking' After 22 Billion yuan Aid
Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan are erased from the CCP's recent donation ranking for the 2008 Sichuan earthquake, despite donating a total of 28.52 billion yuan. Pro-democratic donators in Hong Kong have been prosecuted under the National Security Law, including leaders from the Alliance and the CEO of Apple Daily, both of which donated funds to the disaster relief. Taiwan donated 1.52 billion yuan but faces continued military intimidation from the CCP. The CCP aims to create a misleading image to the Chinese national public that Hong Kongers and Taiwanese do not care about China, as they erase their donations from history.
Newsbusters: NewsBusters Podcast: Raging at the Ron DeSantis Campaign Launch
Gov. Ron DeSantis filed his presidential campaign papers and made it official during a Twitter Spaces interview with Elon Musk and on Fox News Tonight. Liberal shows criticized the Elon-first strategy, while Whoopi Goldberg suggested that Sen. Tim Scott suffered from "Clarence Thomas Syndrome" and Joy Behar implied that Scott and Thomas did not know what it was like to be black in America. CNN announced a "town hall" show with GOP presidential campaign Nikki Haley, hosted by Jake Tapper, which has raised concerns among Republicans due to Tapper's history of leaning left in previous town hall events.
The Blaze: Trump responds to DeSantis 2024 announcement with mocking videos on Truth Social: 'My Red Button is bigger'
Former President Trump mocked Florida Governor Ron DeSantis' presidential announcement with videos and a cryptic statement about North Korea on his new platform Truth Social. DeSantis made the announcement with Elon Musk on a Twitter Spaces audio stream that had glitches and uncomfortable silences. Trump accused DeSantis of betrayal and riding his endorsement into the governorship. DeSantis used his announcement to attack President Biden's policies and highlight the importance of truth as a foundation. Trump hit DeSantis on polling that showed his support over the field.
#society
Fox News: Airplane traveler asks couple to stop changing their baby's diaper on the seat's tray table: 'No idea'
A woman on a flight asked a couple to take their stinky diaper-changing to the bathroom, and ended up getting into an argument with the mother. The flight attendant agreed with the woman and asked the couple to only use the bathroom to change their baby. The incident caused a stir on Reddit, with mostly everyone agreeing that the parents' actions were not only unsanitary but also unsafe.
Daily Wire: ‘I Knew The Libs Were Going To Run With It’: Knowles Says Call To Eradicate Transgender Ideology Cornered Left-Wing Media
Conservative podcast host Michael Knowles spoke at a TPUSA Faith Pastors Summit about his call to eradicate transgenderism from public life, saying that they need to stand up for the basic nature of humanity and society. Knowles came under fire when he made similar comments at a Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in March, but he clarified that he was talking about the ideology of transgenderism and not individuals in the community, and that his intention was to take back ground from the left on an issue they thought they had already won. Other speakers at the summit will include former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows, Pastor Rob McCoy, and author James Lindsay.
The Epoch Times: Irvine Breaks Ground on $1 Billion Great Park Project
Irvine breaks ground for Great Park rejuvenation: includes aquatics centre, amphitheatre, library, veterans memorial garden & more. Costs nearly $1bn.
The Epoch Times: Two Men Charged After Catholic Church in Northern Alberta Gutted by Arson
Two men have been charged with arson for setting fire to St. Bernard Catholic Church in Grouard, Alberta, which is a provincial historic site. The church was completely gutted by the fire, and police say it appeared suspicious. The incident comes as anniversary of finding burial sites of indigenous children at Kamloops Indian Residential School, and shortly after a series of churches were damaged or destroyed by arson across Alberta, B.C., Saskatchewan, and Ontario. While it is uncertain if the two incidents are related, the burning of churches has become a polarizing issue in Canada.
#economy
Forbes: Lattice Semiconductor Enters New Growth Phase, Targets Higher Margins
Lattice Semiconductor, led by CEO Jim Anderson, is entering its next phase of growth with a strong team and consistent execution. The industrial and auto segments are driving continual growth, while the company keeps operational expenses in check and maintains a gross margin of >70%.
The Epoch Times: Treasury Board Says 'Not Possible' to Know How Many Federal Employees With PSAC Membership Work From Home
The Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat admitted it doesn't know how many members of the Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) work from home, due to a lack of centralised data. The PSAC represents almost 230,000 federal workers and went on strike last month over "fair wages". It ended after a new agreement was reached with the government that confirmed remote work is voluntary. In December 2022, the Treasury Board President said federal public servants could work from home "two to three days" a week following the Covid-19 pandemic.
#culture
The Federalist Papers: American Retailer Hit with Brutal Backlash After Going Woke: 'I Hope Your Company Tanks'
The North Face has faced backlash after partnering with a drag queen influencer named Pattie Gonia for a “Summer of Pride” campaign. Customers were outraged by the collaboration and threatened to boycott the company. Gonia, who goes by “(they/she)” pronouns, was featured in an ad that teases a multi-city tour in which they play the role of a bimbo and pretends to not know what nature is. The brand also unveiled a super gay jacket for kids. V.F. Corporation, which owns The North Face, saw its stock price drop 4% throughout the day on Wednesday.
#health
The Epoch Times: San Francisco Board of Supervisors Convenes Outdoor Meeting to Address Drug Crisis
San Francisco officials hold outdoor meeting to address the open-air drug crisis. They agree it is a crisis that needs a public health approach and a target-specific law enforcement approach for organized drugs. Protestors call for policy change, expressing concern over deteriorating street conditions and a call to stop the drug crisis. Overdoses in San Francisco continue to rise.
#other
Forbes: Today’s Wordle #705 Hints, Clues And Answer For Thursday, May 25th
Wordle Wednesday gave out a riddle that asks for an answer that comes once in a minute, twice in a moment, but never in a thousand years. The answer is the letter 'M'. Today's Wordle has a hint of "Holey breakfast fare" and a clue that it begins with a consonant, and the answer is still unknown.