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America First News
31 May 2023
#politics
Red State: Wait, Are All the Adults in the Room in Favor of the Debt Ceiling Deal?
The House Freedom Caucus opposes the McCarthy-Biden debt ceiling deal, with several members also opposing Rep. McCarthy's Speakership. Congressmen Thomas Massie, Jim Jordan, and Kevin Kiley are notable for their absence from the opposition club, and are not making noise about the debt ceiling deal either. Massie claims the Fiscal Responsibility Act is the first real bill that cuts spending, while Kiley is shining a light on Biden's labor nominee and her culpability in the loss of over $30 billion in unemployment benefits in California to fraud. Jordan is hunting down the weaponization of the federal government. The opposition isn't holding up to snuff based on the people the author trusts to act in the interest of the American people .
Liberty Nation: The 2024 Strategy Session
The Republican Party's presidential candidates must endure intense criticism and scrutiny in order to prove their worthiness for office. Whether they can withstand the pressure and come out victorious remains to be seen.
#society
American Thinker: What the 'Pig Case' Says about the Supreme Court
The US Supreme Court ruled in favor of California's Proposition 12, which bans the sale of pork from pigs that were confined on less than 24 square feet of floor space per breeding pig, stating that it is constitutional by a 5-4 margin. The case underlines the court's belief in states' rights and neutrality, with five conservative justices siding with California and four against allowing the new law to take effect. The case was brought under the Dormant Commerce Clause, which led the majority to decide that California wasn't privileging in-state over out-of-state interests and that it is the court's job to follow what the Constitution says, not advance any ideological agenda.
The Federalist: Welcome To Major League Baseball's Struggle Sessions
The Toronto Blue Jays' Anthony Bass apologized for his support of "anti-LGBTQ campaigns" against Bud Light and Target on his Instagram account. His scripted apology had all the signs of a contemporary struggle session where he confessed to wrongthink and promised to do better after using the Blue Jays' resources to educate himself. Blue Jays manager John Schneider told reporters that Bass would undergo ongoing self-flagellation for his comments. The point of all this is to chill speech and transform common positions about faith and immutable biological truths into blasphemous utterances.
The Epoch Times: LGBT+ Activists Storm Gender Critical Professor's Oxford Talk
A gender-critical feminist, Kathleen Stock, was interrupted by LGBT+ activists during a university talk, prompting police to forcibly remove a trans campaigner wearing a t-shirt emblazoned with “no more dead trans kids.” The discussion at Oxford Union sparked around half an hour of protests, as hundreds of chanting demonstrators descended on the venue. Trans-exclusionary radical feminist (TERF) beliefs were criticised. Prior to the debate, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak commented that debate was a “hallmark of a tolerant society” while over 40 of Oxford University’s dons signed a letter supporting freedom of speech. Some accusations of transphobia were levelled at Stock.
#culture
Forbes: See Simon Cowell Cry As Choir Sings Nightbirde’s Song On ‘AGT’
America's Got Talent Season 18 premiered with a tribute to beloved past contestant Jane “Nightbirde” Marczewski by South Africa’s Mzansi Youth Choir, singing her original song “It’s OK.” Simon Cowell was moved to tears, and for the first time in show history, turned the Golden Buzzer decision over to the audience, leading to a standing ovation and all judges pressing the buzzer.
#education
Forbes: How Walmart Associate Education Programs Have Evolved
Walmart's education program, Live Better U, has seen over 104,000 Walmart and Sam's Club associates participate since its launch five years ago. The company covers the cost of tuition and books, with partnerships offering high school completion programs and other academic courses from leading institutions, and recently removed the initial $1 fee, which resulted in a 66% increase in enrollment. Walmart plans to roll out the program for Canadian associates and has added a new program in supply chain management. The University of Arkansas is also one of the education partners, granting three supply chain management degrees.
The Federalist: Leftist Midwits And Their Media Allies Redefine 'Banned' Books
The media has generated controversy over a Florida school's decision to relocate Amanda Gorman's poem "The Hill We Climb" from the elementary to middle school library shelves, claiming that it has been "banned." However, the school's materials review committee simply found that the poem was more appropriate for middle school-aged students and determined its vocabulary was of value for them. This accusation of book banning demonstrates a Soviet-style redefinition of language, and people should consider the historical meaning of words and compare them to their current usage. The real issue is not censorship but the manipulation of language.
#sports
Fox News: Draymond Green eviscerates Celtics fans, hopes they 'suffer' after Game 7 loss to Heat
Draymond Green insults Boston Celtics fans in latest podcast episode after Miami Heat defeat them in Game 7 of Eastern Conference Finals, citing their rudeness towards him during NBA Finals last year; Green also believes Celtics’ breakdown didn't come as a surprise due to their tendency to get too relaxed. Green plans to exercise his player opt-out for next season, making him a free agent, and does not want to join any team in the New England area.
OnTrack Fishing: Best GPS Fishfinder Combos [currentyear]
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If you want to find fish quickly, safely navigate tricky places, and return to productive locations, then you need a good GPS fish finder combo appropriate for your vessel and fishing applications. Even cheap models provide valuable data like water temps, currents, submerged structures, and fish sizes. While it's true that nobody needs a fishfinder GPS combo to catch fish, these devices increase efficiency and save time by providing accurate positioning and improved navigation.
When choosing a fish finder GPS combo, consider factors like sonar, transducer, CHIRP technology, cone angle, GPS capabilities, mapping and charting, and display and interface. With a variety of models and brands available, look for the best transducer you can afford and consider your fishing location and target. Remember to protect your transducer when in transit and ensure the display has water resistance against splashing. While some fish finders are expensive, certain models like the Garmin ECHOMAP UHD 93sv offer sharp displays, sidescan and downscan, and user-friendly navigation.
#outdoors
The Epoch Times: Rehomed dog that ran away to travel 40 miles back to original owner reunites with new family
Cooper, a golden retriever, walked a staggering 40 miles in 27 days to return to his owners who surrendered him. The journey started “within an hour” of being re-homed from a dog shelter in Northern Ireland. It was initially noticed that Cooper went missing, but thanks to the efforts of animal charity Lost Paws Northern Ireland, the team mobilized to help save Cooper. They set up feeding stations monitored by cameras in areas where sightings had been reported, made door-to-door calls in those areas, and posted appeals on social media. The dog ended up back at his previous address and was reunited with his new family on April 27, in good condition despite his long journey.
#technology
Fox News: Rivian tosses 'Tank Turn' feature from its electric pickup and SUV
Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe confirms in a video Q&A that the "tank turn" feature, which allows an electric truck to spin on its own axis like a tank, will not be available on customer vehicles due to concerns of damaging trails and leaving ruts. The feature was previously showcased on a prototype vehicle and was planned to be demonstrated during the R1T's debut in Los Angeles in 2019. Although the feature will not be available on Rivian's electric trucks, Elon Musk announced that the Cybertruck would be updated with a four-wheel-steering system that allows it to drive diagonally, similar to the GMC Hummer EV.