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America First News
17 Jun 2023
#politics
The Blaze: Sara Gonzales pointedly rejects President Joe Biden's gun-control agenda: 'Come and take it, Joe'
BlazeTV host Sara Gonzales responded to President Biden's calls for an assault weapons ban with a tweet saying "Come and take it, Joe" while sharing a video of herself firing a weapon at a range. She received criticism for her tweet but defended her stance on the basis of self-defense. Vice President Kamala Harris also faced pushback for calling for an assault weapons ban, with Republican Rep. Thomas Massie pointing out that many government agencies possess firearms classified as weapons of war.
Daily Wire: RFK Jr. Claims That He Has To ‘Be Careful’ To Not Get Assassinated By CIA
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. expressed to Joe Rogan that he fears he may be assassinated by the CIA similar to his uncle, President John F. Kennedy. RFK Jr. claims that he wants to dismantle the CIA and that he takes precautionary measures to keep himself safe.
The Right Scoop: NBC News reveals incredible “canvassing boot camp” created to help DeSantis beat Trump
DeSantis super PAC, Never Back Down, is conducting an extensive "canvassing boot camp" to train its door-knockers on how to campaign for DeSantis. They envision its large-scale field program as the centerpiece in their effort to overtake former President Donald Trump, spending $100 million total in ground game over 18 states. So far, more than 260 canvassers have graduated from Never Back Down's program, deployed in several states including Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina, Nevada, and Super Tuesday states. Nevertheless, the DeSantis allies have a strong goal of having 2,600 trained canvassers by Labor Day.
#society
The American Spectator: The Reparations Success Story That Isn’t
The City of Evanston in Illinois has introduced a reparations program to pay out $25,000 grants to black people who can confirm both their residential history and their blackness and have allegedly suffered housing discrimination, or whose family members lived in Evanston during the years when "redlining" was still in place. The program may not be making sufficient effort to ensure that recipients use the grant money for home repairs, down payments, or mortgage payments, according to one panelist to whom the point was made during an American Public Square discussion. Critics argue the decline in the urban black community is due to institutional white guilt rather than institutional white racism.
#foreignaffairs
The American Spectator: Honduras Heralds Growth of Chinese Influence in the Western Hemisphere
Honduras has opened a new embassy in China in response to the opening of a Chinese embassy in Tegucigalpa, and this new embassy is one of the many ways that China has been extending its soft power into Latin America. After Honduras switched recognition from Taipei to Beijing back in March, the number of nations that recognize Taiwanese sovereignty fell to 13. Latin American nations's support for Taiwan is decreasing, and many of these nations view Chinese institutes such as Confucius Institutes as a valuable bridge to future opportunities.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Stock Market Today: Wall Street Slips, and Its Best Week Since March Comes to a Quiet Close
Wall Street closed the week with a modest loss after its best performance in a month, as the S&P 500 fell by 0.4% and the Nasdaq 0.7%, marking the index's longest winning streak since November. Humana contributed heavily to S&P 500 losses, along with warnings from big insurers regarding the cost of high pent-up demand. Meanwhile, the yields of the two- and ten-year Treasury notes rose to 4.72% and 3.76%, respectively, and the Federal Reserve, held steady on its 10 consecutive interest rate hikes.
#religion
Red State: WATCH: Empty Stadium as LA Dodgers Honor Anti-Catholic Group 'Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence' Amid Protests
Opposition to the Los Angeles Dodgers' on-field ceremony honoring the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, an organization of "drag nuns" that the Catholic League calls an anti-Catholic hate group. Thousands of Catholics and other Christians gathered at Dodger Stadium to pray ahead of the game. Despite weeks of opposition, the drag nuns were announced on-field to a mostly empty stadium, while receiving some boos from baseball fans in attendance.
CatholicVote, an organization that launched a million-dollar campaign calling to boycott the bigoted Dodgers' event, launched billboard trucks in the area near the stadium. Catholic organizers shared they wanted to make a stand for Christ where everyone could see them, so the group began marching toward the Stadium, shutting down one entryway. A music video was dropped on Friday, featuring Gospel singer Jimmy Levy and conservative Christian hip-hop artist Bryson Gray. The song titled, Reclaim the Rainbow is steadily climbing the iTunes charts.
#culture
Fox News: Gavin Rossdale, Gwen Stefani don't 'really co-parent,' he says: ‘Different people' with some 'opposing views'
Gavin Rossdale revealed that he and ex-wife Gwen Stefani don't "really co-parent" their three sons, but rather "just parent." Rossdale explains that they have different ways of raising their children but give them a wide view of things so they can make up their minds as individuals. The Bush frontman shared that his sons are getting older and will soon appreciate which elements of which house they might take on into adulthood. Rossdale also talked about how he is really connected to his children and that it would be so sad to be any other way.
The American Spectator: Glossary of the Perfect Wokeist
A satirical list of 37 terms commonly used in progressive and woke discourse, from "alienation" to "zero waste." The entries poke fun at the language and ideas associated with contemporary social and political movements, suggesting that they are often opaque, imprecise, or hypocritical. The tone is sarcastic and critical, suggesting that many concepts such as "cultural appropriation" and "social justice" are used more for rhetorical purposes than to promote meaningful change or engagement with real problems in society.
#crime
The Blaze: Man snuck into Wichita hospital and raped three female patients before he was confronted, police say
Miguel Rodela, a Wichita man, illegally entered the Ascension Via Christi St. Francis hospital and raped three physically powerless female patients. Rodela fought against the hospital's security guards before being arrested. He was charged with three counts of rape and held without bond.
#sports
Forbes: WWE SmackDown Results: Winners And Grades As Jey Uso Leaves The Bloodline
Jey Uso makes a tough choice as he leaves the Bloodline after a superkick to Roman Reigns in a thrilling main event. SmackDown also featured tag team gauntlet matches, Zelina Vega vs. Iyo Sky, and more action-packed matches.