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America First News
15 Jun 2023
#politics
Red State: Rasmussen: 54 Percent Expect Cheating, Voter Fraud in 2024 Election
A new poll by Rasmussen reveals that 56% of Americans anticipate some level of cheating or voter fraud in the 2024 election. 52% of likely voters also believe fraudulent activities influenced the outcome of the 2022 midterm elections. The survey found that 54% believe cheating will influence the results of the 2024 election, with around 30% saying cheating is “very likely.” Concerns about election fraud are not limited to older generations, with younger voters showing high levels of suspicion. There is a divide among voters on which party they trust more to safeguard election integrity, with 40% favoring Republicans and 39% siding with Democrats. The poll reveals that fears of cheating and voter fraud continue to undermine trust in America’s democratic institutions.
The Epoch Times: Government Allegedly Targets Conservatives and Christians as Terrorists: Watchdog
Federal funds allocated to the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) program to prevent violence and terrorism were allegedly used to target conservatives, Christians, and Republicans, according to a report by the Media Research Center. DHS’ Targeted Violence and Terrorism Prevention Grant Program is supposed to provide funding to prevent targeted violence and terrorism, but the application for a grant is extremely vague, making it difficult to understand how DHS evaluates them. Recent documents obtained by the Media Research Center show that federal funds were used to conduct training on how to disrupt the work of these conservative organizations, create dummy social media accounts, and manufacture infighting among conservatives. The program had originally been introduced by former President Barack Obama in 2011, after “al-Qa’ida and its affiliates” attempted to “recruit” and “radicalize” Americans.
The Epoch Times: North Carolina House Advances Bill Prohibiting Natural Gas Ban in Local Government
North Carolina lawmakers have passed a bill that prevents local governments from banning natural gas appliances. The legislation, which is largely supported by Republicans, prohibits cities and counties from prohibiting energy services and the sale of gas-reliant heating and cooking appliances. Democratic Governor Roy Cooper vetoed the bill earlier this year, arguing that it undermined the state’s shift to a clean energy economy. Meanwhile, the US House of Representatives has passed the Gas Stove Protection and Freedom Act, which prohibits federal funds from being used to regulate gas stoves as hazardous products. Opponents have argued that the act is unnecessary, as no stoves are actually being banned.
Daily Wire: Pence Weighs In On Pardoning Trump If He’s Convicted In Federal Case
Former Vice President Mike Pence refused to commit to pardoning former President Donald Trump if he is convicted in a federal criminal case during an interview on “The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show” this week. Pence emphasized that the pardon authority is an important power and that it is premature to discuss the matter at present. He also said that the charges were serious and that Trump deserved his day in court. The interview appeared to get heated when co-host Clay Travis claimed Pence was “not stepping up on the front of leadership.”
#society
The Epoch Times: 'Hidden' Malibu Beach Opens to the Public After Homeowners Blocked Access
Public access to Escondido Beach in Malibu, California has been restored following a legal battle with two homeowners who had blocked access. The Californian Coastal Commission forced the owners to construct a public pathway at an estimated cost of millions of dollars and pay a fine for violating state laws that mandate that the land below the high tide line of California’s beaches be open to all. The owners had attempted to obscure the access way by installing a metal fence and paving over driveways to make it less obvious to beachgoers. The commission says that the restoration of public access is a major win for California’s coastal law.
The Blaze: LGBTQ activists complain companies are caving to backlash against Pride Month: 'They're scared to death'
Big corporations are "ghosting" LGBTQ activists by shying away from partnerships and sponsorships during Pride Month due to conservative pressure. The controversy over such partnerships is causing companies to reconsider their priorities and reevaluate their sponsorships. LGBTQ activists, who depend on the income generated from these deals to count toward their budget, expressed their frustrations with the reduction in partnerships this year. Though some companies may be whispering their support into sympathetic ears, smaller companies are the only ones asking for partnerships about Pride Month. Struggling to cope with the cut in their usual income, activists expressed their disappointment that corporations cannot stand up for their beliefs.
Fox News: Austin relocates people from homeless encampments to shelters after resident exposes environmental damage
Officials in Austin, Texas have started clearing out a homeless encampment at Gaines Creek, in an effort to eliminate encampments that pose public health and safety risks. Homeless people are willingly being sent to city bridge shelters where they can enroll in long-term housing programs. The city is planning on carrying out an extensive clean-up of the location.
#war
Red State: Russia and The WW3 Watch
NATO is considering a direct conflict with Russia over Putin's invasion of Ukraine. However, former Deputy Supreme Allied Commander Europe, Sir Richard Shirreff, has stated that NATO is not ready for a war with Moscow, due to military budget cuts across many alliance members. Meanwhile, the United States, NATO’s biggest contributor, is also at a disadvantage as they do not have enough army, navy, or air force like they did in Desert Storm. Furthermore, there are no compelling U.S. interests involved here, resulting in the issue of whether NATO involves itself in the crisis at all.
#economy
Forbes: How A Changing Climate Is A Threat To The Stability Of Our Federal Budget
The warming climate creates a health crisis and poses a threat to the economy. Extreme heatwaves, increased wildfire risks, vector-borne diseases, reduced and contaminated water supplies, and a threat to our food supply are some of the effects of this. The United States Congress and the Office of Management and Budget have both projected sizable budgetary impacts from climate change.
#history
The New American: On This Day in 1775: The Continental Army Is Created - The New American
On June 14th, 1775, the Continental Congress authorized the formation of the Continental Army, a unified military force capable of challenging the British Empire and defending the rights and liberties of the American Colonies. Despite facing obstacles such as shortages of supplies and inexperienced soldiers, the army persevered under the leadership of George Washington and eventually secured American independence. The legacy of the Continental Army continues to inspire generations of Americans and represents a critical moment in the galvanizing of the Colonies' commitment to unite and forge a common destiny.
#health
The Epoch Times: California Mayor Asks President Biden to Declare State of Emergency for Sewage From Mexico
Imperial Beach Mayor Paloma Aguirre urged President Joe Biden in a letter to declare a state of emergency due to sewage water from Tijuana, Mexico, contaminating Southern California beaches. The crisis, an issue for decades, has infected an estimated 34,000 people. The city would benefit from federal funding and coordinated efforts to address the problem.
#education
Flag And Cross: 'Mental Rape': Preacher Torches School Board After Reading From Disturbing Book Allowed in District
Pastor in NJ protests assigned book "Lawn Boy," calling it "filthy" & lacking educational merit, publicly reading vulgar portions.
Fox News: Rep. Jim Banks scorches summer camp for requesting pronouns, American Camp Association for 'enforcing' agenda
Indiana Representative criticizes summer camp for promoting transgender ideology by asking for preferred pronouns on registration form.
#crime
Forbes: Daniel Penny Indicted For Killing Jordan Neely On NYC Subway, Report Says
Daniel Penny, a former Marine, has been indicted by a grand jury for the fatal chokehold of Jordan Neely, though the charges have not been unsealed yet. Penny previously faced a second-degree manslaughter charge for the killing of Neely, which was ruled a homicide and caused protests in New York City after video of the incident emerged. Penny was released on bond, and his lawyers argued that he never intended to harm Neely.
Fox News: Montana man sentenced to 18 years for threatening member of LGBTQ community
A man from Montana is sentenced to 18 years in federal prison for a hate crime and firearms charges after a shooting incident in March 2020. John Russell Howald was convicted in February and was found guilty of threatening a woman with violent, homophobic slurs and firing shots at her house using an assault rifle. Prosecutors said Howald was pursuing a self-described "mission" to rid a small town of its LGBTQ community. He had hoped his planned shooting would inspire similar attacks around the country.
#sports
Fox News: California representatives propose legislation aimed at A's owner John Fisher
California Representatives Barbara Lee and Mark DeSaulnier have introduced the “Moneyball Act,” which would require professional baseball teams to compensate state and local authorities they relocate away from, or they would be subject to antitrust laws. The act targets Oakland Athletics owner John Fisher, who is set to relocate the team to Las Vegas. The Nevada Senate gave approval to put $380 million in public tax money toward Fisher’s new stadium.
Fox News: Bears' Justin Jones unleashes on 'obnoxious' Packers fans: 'Half of them don’t even know football'
Chicago Bears defensive lineman Justin Jones expressed his desire for Aaron Rodgers to remain with the Green Bay Packers so he could beat him on the field and rub it in his face. Jones also took a shot at Packers fans, calling them "sh---y" and "obnoxious" and claiming some are uneducated about football. The Bears will face the Packers in Week 1 and Week 18 of the upcoming season.
#outdoors
Fox News: New Jersey town worker struck by lightning while working on soccer field
A New Jersey town employee was struck by lightning while painting lines on a soccer field, suffering burns on his foot and other parts of his body. A police officer who rushed to the scene began CPR on the man, with officials crediting the officer with saving the employee's life. The man is in good spirits and alert at the hospital.
#other
Fox News: RV fire claims lives of 5 dogs ahead of Florida dog show
Five dogs were killed in an RV fire in Florida, just one day before the American Kennel Club All-Breed Dog Show was set to begin. No humans were injured and investigators are still trying to determine the cause of the fire.