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America First News
17 Jun 2023
#politics
Daily Wire: CA Gov. Newsom Quietly Looking For Candidate To Fill Sen. Feinstein’s Seat: Report
California Governor Gavin Newsom is reportedly conducting a "soft inquiry" to find a replacement for Democratic Senator Dianne Feinstein's seat if she retires before her term ends in 2025 due to her deteriorating health. Newsom committed to appointing a black woman to replace Feinstein, but if he sticks with the plan, he may upset other powerful California Democrats, including Nancy Pelosi. A new poll has also found that 63% of California voters think Feinstein should resign, with 37% saying she should stay. The same poll also found that 47% of voters remain undecided about whom to support for the March 2024 primary election for the Senate, while Rep. Adam Schiff has 15% support, Rep. Katie Porter has 14% support, and Rep. Barbara Lee only has 6% support.
Fox News: Fetterman turns heads with speech struggles during Senate infrastructure hearing: 'He's not well'
Sen. John Fetterman struggled to articulate his thoughts on an I-95 highway collapse in Philadelphia during a U.S. Senate Environment Committee hearing. The freshman senator appeared to stutter and repeat the name of the roadway three times before finally addressing the significance of the problem. His speech, which improved as he went on, attracted criticism on social media, with some questioning his mental fitness and Pennsylvania voters for their choice. Fetterman had suffered a stroke during his Senate campaign last year and continues to grapple with audio and visual difficulties. He recently spent six weeks seeking treatment for depression.
Red State: Opinion: It’s Time to Address the Cruelty of Jill Biden
Joe Biden's mental acuity is under scrutiny after he made several bizarre statements during public appearances. At a White House conference on hunger, nutrition, and health, Biden called out for Representative Jackie Walorski who had died in a car accident the previous month. More recently, Jill Biden struggled to hide her tension at a military event in North Carolina as Joe became confused and blankly stared around the room. Many people are questioning Jill Biden's role in her husband's presidency, given her tight control over his public appearances and her status as his primary handler.
#society
Front Page Magazine: Bud Light Just Wants to Get Back to Making Beer, Sponsoring Pro-Child Mutilation Parades
Bud Light's CEO plans to go on a "listening tour" to counter the controversy over replacing men with a person who identifies as gender fluid for their ads. Bud Light has yet to apologize or promise to stop pushing sexual identity politics, but instead plans to focus on brewing great beer and earning a place in moments that matter to consumers. They have also been sponsoring Pride celebrations despite backlash from attendees who think the brand should have done more to support traditional values. The company is set to go on tour and listen to consumers in connection with Budweiser's MLB sponsorship.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: 'Old Friend': Xi Jinping Meets Bill Gates in Beijing
Bill Gates recently met with Chinese leader Xi Jinping. The two are said to have a friendly relationship, with Xi calling Gates “the first American friend I’ve met in Beijing this year.” The Gates Foundation also pledged to invest millions into a Chinese medical research institute just before the meeting occurred.
#economy
Front Page Magazine: ESG is Supposed to be 'Good Business'. It Cost Corps $28 Billion
Mark Cuban says embracing woke ideology is good business, citing the importance of ESG to listen to all stakeholders. However, recent market losses of $28.7 billion by major brands like Target and Kohl's suggest that wokeness isn't good for business and turns CEOs into political czars. CEOs need to prioritize their shareholders and avoid putting politics ahead of business.
#religion
Fox News: Thousands protest Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence outside Dodger Stadium hours before start of Pride Night
A Catholic organization protested the Los Angeles Dodgers' Pride Night, where The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence received a Community Hero Award. Catholics for Catholics planned to hold a four-hour "prayerful procession" outside the stadium, saying everyone was "welcome to join" in reparation for the offenses committed against Christians by The Sisters. Social media videos showed what appeared to be thousands of people outside Dodger Stadium with flags and signs, but it remains unclear if the group caused disruptions inside. The satirical performance and activist organization, The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, raise funds for LGBTQ+ causes.
#culture
PJ Media: Weekend Parting Shot: Yes, Garth Brooks Is the A-Hole
Garth Brooks opens a bar in Nashville and says that he wants it to be a place where people feel safe and like each other, serving every brand of beer including Bud Light. He calls those who won't drink Bud Light "a-holes", causing backlash. Brooks later apologizes for his statement, but for some, the damage has already been done.
#sports
Forbes: While Oakland A’s Franchise Move To Vegas Gets Closer To Reality, Critics Unload On Owner And Rob Manfred
Following a "reverse boycott" by Oakland A's fans, who are displeased at the team's expected relocation to Las Vegas, baseball commissioner Rob Manfred has been criticised by fans and ex-players alike. At an MLB owners meeting, he faced questions about the issue and remarked on the lack of any viable stadium plans in Oakland, which led to suggestions that the team should leave. The issue was further complicated by a statement from a spokesperson for Oakland mayor Sheng Thao, who called Manfred's comments "totally false."
Forbes: Catcher Mike Zunino Designated For Assignment By Cleveland Guardians
Catcher Mike Zunino has been designated for assignment by the Cleveland Guardians after hitting just .171 with a lackluster defensive performance. Zunino signed a $6 million contract in the offseason but failed to live up to expectations.
Zunino, previously an All Star with the Tampa Bay Rays, was expected to be the Guardians’ starting catcher until top prospect Bo Naylor was ready for a big league promotion. Fans have been calling for Naylor but the team has been cautious about promoting players before they are ready. The Guardians now have David Fry and Cam Gallagher as their two catchers on the roster.
Forbes: Cleveland Guardians’ Starter Triston McKenzie Sidelined With Elbow Issue
Guardians’ starting pitcher Triston McKenzie scratched from June 16 start due to elbow issue. Touki Toussaint will be making the start in his place. McKenzie had an outstanding start on June 4, but struggled in his next outing, raising concerns over a potential injury.
#outdoors
All Outdoor: Home on the Range #042 - Pros and Cons of Free-Range Chickens
"Home on the Range" discusses the pros and cons of free-range chickens as a valuable resource for homesteading and farming. Free-range chickens save cost on feeding and grit. They become more active, healthy, and happy and have a lesser need for larger coops. However, there are risks of losing these to predators and ruining the garden. It is also possible that they will lay their eggs outside the coop, which may be maddening. Additionally, free-range chickens can become a nuisance to neighbors, eat things that may be detrimental to them, and leave feces everywhere.
#other
National Review: ‘Weak and Desperate’: Republicans Excoriate Biden’s Pursuit of a Thaw with China
President Biden's desire to thaw relations with China is angering Republicans. Secretary of State Blinken plans to visit China, delaying punitive economic measures against the country. Critics claim that the delay legitimates China's subversion of U.S. sovereignty. Republicans criticize the administration for being slow to take action against China for human rights abuses and increasing belligerence towards Taiwan. The House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party is suggesting concrete actions to deter China from invading Taiwan.