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America First News
15 Jun 2023
#politics
Breitbart: Poll: RFK Jr. Has Higher Favorability than Fellow Presidential Challengers
Robert F. Kennedy is seeing higher favorability ratings in his bid for the 2024 Democrat presidential nomination than fellow candidates on both sides of the political aisle, according to a new survey by The Economist/YouGov. With 50% of registered voters having a positive view of him, Kennedy's favorability rating is higher than both President Biden's and those of major Republican presidential candidates. Kennedy has become known for his populist views, including his criticism of Biden's border policies, and has proposed closing borders and expanding legal immigration.
The Epoch Times: Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Files Paperwork to Run for GOP Presidential Nomination
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez is running for the Republican presidential nomination, positioning himself as a moderate candidate who appeals to Hispanic voters and a new kind of leader who can inspire people. His candidacy has been criticized by the Democratic National Committee, who claim he support's Trump's agenda and prioritizes personal gain over serving the people of Miami. Suarez is under ethics scrutiny for outside payments he received for private consulting.
The Epoch Times: California Bill to Limit ‘Racially Biased’ Traffic Stops Passes Senate
California's Senate narrowly passed a bill that restricts law enforcement's ability to make traffic stops for low-level infractions without an additional reason. Senate Bill 50 was introduced by Sen. Steven Bradford, who said the data showed these pretextual stops were used disproportionately against communities of color. The bill is opposed by state law enforcement agencies and district attorneys, who argue it could undermine public safety and reduce accountability for low-level infractions. The legislation would allow an officer to have a citation mailed to the vehicle owner or a warning letter to correct defects or remedy the ticket in certain cases.
Breitbart: Garland Defends Jack Smith’s ‘Integrity’ After Donald Trump Indictment
Former President Trump has been indicted by federal prosecutors on 37 charges relating to how he handled White House records. Attorney General Merrick Garland has spoken to reporters and defended Special Counsel Jack Smith's commitment to "integrity and the rule of law" following criticism of his botched prosecutions of leading political leaders. Trump has blasted Smith as a "deranged" thug and "raging lunatic" in his first speech since appearing in court on Tuesday. Smith also made a brief statement on Friday regarding the charges against Trump, claiming that "we have one set of laws in this country and they apply to everyone."
Breitbart: Maddow: Trump Could Do a Plea Deal Vowing Not to Run for President Again to Avoid Jail Time
Maddow speculates on whether Trump will take a plea deal to avoid jail time in the face of a strong indictment. She doubts Trump will plead guilty but says he may do anything to avoid jail time. Maddow compares Trump's potential situation with Spiro Agnew's plea deal for leniency, which resulted in his resignation rather than assuming the presidency.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: State Department Says No Decision Yet on Invitation of Hong Kong to APEC
The US State Department says that Hong Kong leader John Lee Ka Chiu's invitation to the 2023 APEC summit was an error, following calls by lawmakers to rescind the invitation due to his role in undermining the city's autonomy and democratic processes. In 2020, Lee was sanctioned by the US for his anti-democratic actions and human rights abuses. During Lee's tenure as Chief Executive of Hong Kong, dozens of independent media were forced to close, activists were arrested, unions and civil society organizations were dismantled, and mass protests and demonstrations have been extinct.
#military
Red State: Senior Space Force Officer Attacks Anti-Grooming and Mutilation Laws, Says They Damage Readiness
The US Armed Forces celebrated Pride Month with controversial events and appointments. The Air Force sparked outrage with their Pride Month tweets, and the Navy appointed a drag queen as a digital ambassador. However, the Deputy Chief of Space Operations' speech at the Pentagon's 12th Annual LGBTQ+ Pride Month Celebration caused the most controversy. She claimed that anti-LGBTQ+ laws could be dangerous to service members and their families, affecting their job performance and well-being. She also stated that she had sandbagged officers in states she disapproves of, alleging that only straight white males are commanding those units.
#religion
Flag And Cross: Viewers Stunned as 'Jeopardy' Contestants Are Stumped by Basic Bible Question: 'Speaks Volumes'
Recent episodes of "Jeopardy" highlight the lack of familiarity with the Lord's Prayer among Americans. None of the contestants were able to provide the correct answer to the opening lines of the prayer. Many viewers expressed their surprise and sadness over this lack of knowledge. The decline in familiarity with the prayer and religion in general can be attributed to the secularization of America that began in the 1960s.
#health
The Blaze: Democratic Rep. Jerry Nadler says it would have been child abuse for parents not to mask 2-year-olds before COVID-19 vaccines were available
New York Representative Jerry Nadler supports mandatory mask-wearing for 2-year-olds, claiming that parents who do not mask their young children are committing child abuse . Nadler also expressed support for vaccine mandates, stating that vaccinations are necessary to prevent diseases and pandemics, and arguing that healthcare workers should be required to get vaccinated in order to prevent disease transmission. Republican Representative Chip Roy criticized Nadler's position, stating that the federal government should not be involved in mandating mask-wearing for 2-year-olds.
#crime
Breitbart: Grand Jury Indicts Ex-Marine Daniel Penny for Death of Jordan Neely
Former Marine Daniel Penny has been indicted on charges of criminally negligent homicide and second-degree manslaughter for his involvement in the death of Jordan Neely, a man with mental health issues who had an active warrant for his arrest for felony assault. Penny claims he had been plunged into a “scary situation” when Neely entered the subway car, allegedly screaming and threatening to kill people. Though Penny stands at 6’2″, Neely still stood taller than him and allegedly “terrified” other passengers with his violent rhetoric.
The Epoch Times: New York Man Found Guilty of Kidnapping Elderly Woman With Dementia in West LA
Johnny Ray Gasca, 53, of Bronx, New York, was found guilty of kidnapping a woman with dementia at the West LA VA Medical Center in July 2021. He was also found guilty of two counts of attempted obstruction of justice, and one count of attempted witness tampering. Gasca kidnapped the victim while she was accompanied by a long-time friend. He claimed the victim is his girlfriend and told the agents after leaving the VA facility, they stopped at a bank where the victim made a $15,000 withdrawal. He urged a friend to erase messages on Facebook Messenger calling the victim as his "Golden goose".
#other
Breitbart: Bud Light Knocked Down by Modelo for May
Modelo Especial has overtaken Bud Light as the best-selling beer in the United States. In May, Modelo accounted for 8.4 percent of beer sales in US retail stores, while Bud Light stood at 7.3 percent. Bud Light's sales have fallen since April, when transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney posted an Instagram image featuring a Bud Light can with his face on it, triggering a backlash. Since the Instagram post, Anheuser-Busch shares have fallen approximately 15 percent.
Forbes: Today’s Wordle #726 Hints, Clues And Answer For Thursday, June 15th
The answer to yesterday's riddle of finding an English word with three consecutive double letters is "bookkeeper". Today's Wordle's hint is "uncertain", and the clue is that the word ends with a vowel. The answer turns out to be "maybe". The word "maybe" has a Middle English origin and is formed by combining the modal verb "may" and the infinitive form of the verb "be". Play Competitive Wordle against the author and get points based on guesses and wins.
The Epoch Times: Government Plan to Kill 200,000 Cows To “Fight Climate Change” | Facts Matter
The Irish government is considering a plan to cull 200,000 cows over the next three years in order to reduce emissions and "save the planet." The plan calls for the culling of 65,000 dairy cows per year, costing Irish taxpayers 600 million euros.