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America First News
28 May 2023
#politics
The American Spectator: Maintaining the Balance of Freedom for America’s Good
The Republican nomination of Donald Trump was contentious for conservatives. While many believed urgent times required urgent measures, others viewed choosing a no-holds-barred street fighter as a betrayal of principle. Emergencies can destroy free societies, and the tension between pulling out all the stops and maintaining principles is constant. Lincoln and Churchill are models of leaders who took emergency power when necessary but relinquished it as soon as they could. It is necessary to articulate a real vision of leadership that balances both sides of the tension.
#society
Breitbart: Bud Light Sponsors Cincinnati Pride Parade as Sales Plummet
Bud Light sponsors Cincinnati Pride Parade as sales continue to plummet after boycott due to partnership with transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney. Other sponsors include Planned Parenthood, Toyota, and Kroger. Bud Light sales have dropped 24.6 percent compared to last year and parent company Anheuser-Busch's market value has fallen by $15.7 billion since the boycott began in April. The boycott began after Mulvaney posted a video on social media in which they opened a Bud Light beer can and stated, "This month I celebrated my day 365 of womanhood."
#economy
National Review: The Corner: Price Controls: Britain’s Big-Government Conservative Party Strikes Again
Downing Street is considering plans for retailers to introduce price caps on basic food items such as bread and milk to tackle rising costs caused by persistent inflation. The deal with retailers would be akin to an agreement in France where the country's retailers charge the "lowest possible amount" for essential food products, and would amount to the biggest attempt to manage supermarket prices since Edward Heath's wage and price controls in 1973. The proposed scheme is a product of the government's fear of the political damage caused by inflation, but there are concerns that the caps could lead to shortages and harm smaller retailers who cannot absorb the hit to their profits.
#health
The American Spectator: Not Your Standard Exit Interview
Model Ali Tate shares her grandmother's decision to enroll in Canada's medical assistance in dying program on TikTok. She previously posted a video showing her taking her grandmother out to dinner for the last time. Tate claims to support her grandmother's decision as she believes in body sovereignty and autonomy. However, critics suggest that this type of thinking elevates individualism to an unhealthy level and veers into promoting Doctor-assisted suicide, with Canada providing the case in point. Tate's viral TikTok has raised many ethical and moral questions relating to the slippery slope of the medical assistance in dying program, which is the hashtag .
#crime
Red State: Disgraceful: Someone's Making Bomb Threats Against Target Stores, Utah LGBTQ+ Activists Quickly Offer Bad Take
Target stores in Ohio and Utah were threatened with bomb attacks via email in the days following protests from LGBTQ+ activists over the chain removing certain products from its shelves. Producer Alec Sopolin from Cleveland TV station WOIO tweeted a screenshot of one of the messages, which appeared to be from someone angry that Target had taken the goods off the display. Five stores in Cleveland received similar messages on the same day, with a total of six stores in the two states receiving threats. The Salt Lake City Police Department disclosed that Target had been working with officers to evaluate any potential danger and said there was "no credible threat". Equality Utah issued a statement condemning the threats and calling on Americans to oppose "extremism and violence".
#sports
Forbes: Adrian Griffin In Line To Replace Mike Budenholzer As The Milwaukee Bucks’ Head Coach
Toronto Raptors assistant coach Adrian Griffin is expected to become the new head coach for the Milwaukee Bucks. Griffin returns to Milwaukee, where he previously served as an assistant coach and played his last NBA season. He will become the 17th head coach in Bucks history and the third since the current ownership group purchased the team in 2014. The official announcement has not been made by the team yet, but reports suggest Griffin is the top candidate for the job.
The American Spectator: Dodgers, Indeed
The author reflects on his lifelong love for the Dodgers, from watching them win the World Series in 1955 to attending games with his wife in 2021. However, he is disappointed by the team's decision to host a Pride Night event featuring the LGBQT+ Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, despite their offensive and degrading behavior towards Christianity. He laments the loss of the team's moral backbone, embodied by former Dodgers executive Branch Rickey who broke the color barrier in baseball and valued conservative values.