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America First News
30 May 2023
#politics
The American Spectator: It Won’t Be Biden vs. Trump
Political strategy for the 2024 presidential election is discussed with a focus on potential candidates and their strengths and weaknesses. The author argues that current front-runner Donald Trump's age and health may be used against him, while Republicans need to find a viable Plan B in case his nomination fails. Other potential Republican candidates mentioned include Ron DeSantis, Tim Scott, and Larry Elder, each with their own challenges to overcome. The author also advises against negative attacks, suggesting that a viable candidate is one who can convince Republicans that they will win against the Democrats in the general election.
PJ Media: Oregon Republican Party Embarks on Embarrassing Recall of Its RNC Representative
Dissident elements of the Oregon Republican Party are attempting to recall national committeeman Solomon Yue, citing old and unsubstantiated allegations of fiscal malfeasance and character attacks. Yue's lawyer has threatened legal action to stop the recall, stating that it violates party bylaws and denies Yue his right to defend against the charges. The recall vote is set for June 3, but if it proceeds and Yue is removed, he and his supporters have promised to appeal to the Republican National Committee .
Front Page Magazine: The Southern Poverty Law Center’s True Agenda
The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), which once had an invincible reputation, is now in a state of unrest and has lost its edge in targeting hate groups. The Dustin Inman Society has sued the SPLC for defamation after it was listed as a "hate group" for opposing illegal immigration. In response to the lawsuit, a federal judge has allowed the society to conduct extensive discovery on how the SPLC decides to label an organization as a hate group, which could have far-reaching consequences for the former SPLC. The SPLC has also faced problems from one of its lawyers being arrested for domestic terrorism, as well as its double standards in labeling hate groups. Furthermore, the Center’s "male supremacy" focus appears to be a vehicle to target traditional American culture and its supporters.
The Epoch Times: Polls Close for Alberta Election, Ballot Count Begins
Polls have closed in the Alberta election, which is being called one of the closest in the province's history. The incumbent United Conservative Party (UCP) and leader Danielle Smith are competing against the New Democratic Party and leader Rachel Notley. There are 87 seats up for grabs in the Legislature and unofficial results will be released the evening of the election. It is expected that either the UCP or the NDP will take most of the seats, forming a majority government.
#society
The Epoch Times: Feminists Protest Against Transgender Athletes Policy in California
Women's rights advocates protested against the California Interscholastic Federation’s (CIF) gender policy on May 27. The policy allows transgender athletes who are biological males to attend females’ races in state track and field championships. The protesters from Women’s Declaration International USA and Women Are Real held up banners reading “WomenAreReal.com,” “Protect Female Sports,” and “Speak Up 4 Girls” and their protests were cut short and they were escorted out of the compound.
The Gender Identity Participation rules enacted by the CIF in 2013 state: “All students should have the opportunity to participate in CIF athletics and/or activities in a manner that is consistent with their gender identity.” The rule has brought up the controversial topic of whether it’s fair for biological males to compete in female races. The controversy heated up after transgender swimmer Lia Thomas won an NCAA Division I national championship in 2021.
Front Page Magazine: Three Cheers for Tommy Robinson
Tommy Robinson's new documentary, "Silenced," sheds light on a controversial incident in Huddersfield, England in which the media portrayed Bailey McLaren, a thirteen-year-old white boy, as a racist who "waterboarded" Jamal Hijazi, a Syrian refugee of similar age. In truth, Bailey had thrown a cup of water at Jamal in response to Jamal's threat to rape Bailey's sisters. Bailey was threatened, demonized, and forced to go into hiding, while Jamal received large donations and celebrity support. The documentary reveals how the truth was suppressed and how Tommy Robinson himself was charged with libel for reporting on what really happened.
The Federalist Papers: It’s Not Just Target: Largest American Retailer Has Disturbing ‘Pride’ Collection for Kids, Newborns
Walmart sells "gay pride" clothing for babies, toddlers, and young children on its website. The company has also spent millions in donations to gay groups that target children in addition to hosting drag shows and gay storytime events in local communities. Other retailers, including Kohl's, are facing boycotts for similar policies. Conservatives are calling for action against corporate America's support for the "radical LGBT agenda."
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Beijing Rejects US Invitation to Meet, Pentagon Says
Despite attempts to set up a meeting between Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and Beijing’s new defense minister, Li Shangfu, China has declined the invitation, effectively ending the potential dialogue between the two officials. Ongoing tensions between democratic allies and the Chinese Communist Party continue, with US and Australian leaders still prepping their countries for potential conflict in the region while dealing with foreign interference threats. The US also recently charged two suspected Chinese agents for attempting to bribe officials to help undermine the spiritual faith, Falun Gong, marking the first prosecution to deter the Chinese regime from targeting the group in the US.
#culture
Forbes: The Newest Trend In Gin Is About What’s On The Bottle, Not In It
Big and small alcohol brands are increasingly using unique bottle designs and story-telling labeling to stand out on the crowded market. In the past, people bought alcohol for the contents. Now, unique packaging is drawing people in, and brands are doing their best to make their products visually appealing. Brad Pitt recently released Gardener Gin, a London-style gin with a shimmering turquoise bottle decorated with a wooden stopper; and Isle of Harris gin, a sugar kelp gin made in Scotland, uses a bottle that is ribbed to represent oceanic elements.
#education
Front Page Magazine: Doubling Down on Book Ban Bushwa
Parents, not the government, are pushing for the removal of sexually explicit books from school libraries and classrooms, but organizations like PEN America are inaccurately claiming that classic literature is also being banned. Federal law prohibits the distribution of obscene matter to minors, and parents argue that these books are not appropriate for their children. However, PEN America and other left-wing groups continue to argue for the inclusion of sexually explicit books in schools, even filing a federal lawsuit against a Florida school district. Instead of complaining, these groups could adopt a rating system similar to the film industry, but their agenda appears to be pushing to pervert American youth.
#crime
The Epoch Times: Texas Firefighter Stabbed While Fighting Blazes Along Interstate
Texas firefighter stabbed by man accused of starting fires on Interstate 35 in Austin. Firefighter's injuries not life-threatening. Suspect arrested on scene.
The Blaze: VIDEO: 3 Marines beaten and stomped after confronting 30-40 teenagers for being unruly at California beach
Three U.S. Marine veterans were attacked by a mob of teenagers in California after asking them to stop firing firecrackers at the beach. The incident, which took place at the San Clemente Pier Bowl area, was captured on video and shared on social media. The Marines, who were treated on the scene for injuries, declined hospital treatment. The Orange County Sheriff's Office said they are working to identify the attackers.
#sports
The Epoch Times: Horse Racing Authority Calls for Emergency Summit With Churchill Downs in Wake of 12 Deaths
Horse racing's oversight authority will hold an emergency summit with Kentucky's racing commission and Churchill Downs to review the recent horse fatalities. The Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority (HISA) will send track superintendent Dennis Moore for a second independent analysis of the training and surfaces, and will provide additional veterinary expertise and oversight of horses at Churchill Downs.
#other
Forbes: Today’s Wordle #710 Hints, Clues And Answer For Tuesday, May 30th
May is the only month that can be spelled backwards to create a word ("yam"). Today's Wordle has a double letter in it and the answer is "kneel." The word "kneel" has its origins in Old English and is associated with reverence, humility, prayer, submission, or supplication. Play a competitive game of Wordle with Erik Kain and follow him on social media for more updates.