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America First News
17 Jun 2023
#politics
Daily Wire: We’re Like A Banana Republic Without The Cool Uniforms
Former President Donald Trump, Hunter Biden, and Ukrainian oil executives were all arraigned in federal court on various charges, leading to potential convictions for thousands of federal government members. Meanwhile, President Biden remains calm and plans to continue his scientific experiments while being charged with bribery. Donald Trump, on the other hand, prays and kidnaps a woman while fighting off biplanes. Despite government corruption and sexual deviance, the author remains optimistic and jokes about the situation.
#society
The Blaze: Leftists tear into AP Stylebook for recommending avoidance of the term 'TERF'
Leftists criticize AP Stylebook for advising people to avoid using the acronym "TERF" and "gender-critical" when describing cisgender women or others who object to the inclusion of transgender women in women's spaces. They claim that these terms are concise and useful and that AP Stylebook is "laundering a hate movement's reputation" by suggesting otherwise. (,)
#culture
The Epoch Times: Biden’s Embrace of ‘Flamin’ Hot’ Director Eva Longoria Usurps Film Screening
President Biden hosts a White House screening of actress Eva Longoria’s new film about the invention of Flamin’ Hot Cheetos. Longoria directed the film based on Frito-Lay janitor Richard Montanez who claims he invented Flamin’ Hot Cheetos. However, an investigative piece in the Los Angeles Times claims the snack was invented by a team at the Frito-Lay headquarters in Plano, Texas. The event made headlines due to a video showing Biden putting his hands on Longoria, which has since gone viral.
#crime
The Epoch Times: Ex-Long Beach EMT Faces 29 Years in Prison for Selling Fentanyl Resulting in Coworker's Death
Former Long Beach first responder Cruz Noel Quintero was sentenced to over 29 years in prison for selling fentanyl to coworkers, resulting in one’s death. He was found guilty of distributing fentanyl resulting in death and possessing unregistered firearms. Quintero previously shipped cocaine and methamphetamine across the country and distributed them out of a Long Beach residence. He had 13 firearms, including machine guns and short-barreled assault rifles, and equipment for cocaine manufacturing at his base of operations. He was sentenced to 352 months in federal prison for his crimes.