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America First News
18 Jun 2023
#politics
Red State: Elon Musk Hilariously Busts Biden on 'His' Twitter Account and Taxes
Elon Musk challenged Joe Biden's anti-rich tweet, pointing out that the top 1% pay around 40% of the taxes despite only earning 20% of the income. Half of all taxpayers pay 97% of taxes, while the bottom 50% of taxpayers pay less than 3%. Musk joked that Biden should be given his Twitter password so he can post his own tweets, and also noted that tax-avoidance schemes should be illegal but that donors often make that unlikely. The real burden of government spending falls on lower to middle income earners, who cannot escape payroll tax.
The Federalist Papers: Planned Parenthood's 'Pride' Month Post Epically Backfires: 'Does Feminism Exist Anymore?'
Planned Parenthood's tweet claiming abortion is not just a "women's right" leaves many confused and enraged. Some ask why non-women would need abortions, proving the left's flawed reasoning and undermining feminism as transgender movement swallows achievements made for women. With men claiming the right to bear children, feminists remain eerily silent, relinquishing motherhood and allowing men to take away the most powerful and beautiful 'female only' title in the world, the title of "Mom."
American Thinker: Democrats stupefied that Muslim community they hailed rejects display of gay pride flags
Hamtramck, Michigan passed legislation banning Pride flags from being flown on city property. The now fully Muslim and socially conservative city council demonstrated opposition to the LGBTQ+ community. Democrats promoted mass migration from Muslim countries and hailed their recent-migrant Muslims to office while expecting these groups would fall in line as good Democrats and back the party unconditionally.
National Review: Pence Questions Whether Trump Will ‘Govern as a Conservative,’ Blasts Stance on National Debt
Former VP Mike Pence questions whether former President Donald Trump still promises to govern as a conservative, citing Trump's stance on national debt, which is similar to President Biden's. Pence says the Republican Party needs to be fiscally responsible. He also criticizes Biden's handling of the national debt and inflation. Pence promises to create a program to provide Americans with a better return than they currently get from the government. Pence also discusses Trump's indictment, saying it sends a bad message, but wishes the DOJ found another way to handle the investigation.
#war
The Federalist Papers: $10 Million Mystery Dollars Found in Biden’s 2017 Tax Returns - Republicans Demand Answers Amid Bribery Allegations
Allegations link President Biden to a bribery scandal from Ukraine during his time as vice president, leading to new scrutiny regarding an old tax return. A recent report by Bob Anderson for the Federalist points out that Biden's disclosed returns do not explain the source of most of his income, approximately $13 million of the $17 million reported income in 2017, most of which came from S corporations, including CelticCapri Corp and Giacoppa Corp established by the Bidens. They have urged for the disclosure of all tax documents and sources of income for presidential candidates.
#religion
The New American: Dodgers' "Pride" Night a Strikeout - The New American
Major League Baseball's Los Angeles Dodgers faced backlash from the Catholic community for celebrating the anti-Catholic drag queen group The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence during an event to honor the LGBT community. Thousands of Catholics blocked one entrance to the stadium in protest. The Dodgers gave the group a "Community Hero" award during the mostly empty pre-game festivities, and attendance at the game was less than last year's "Pride" night. Catholics claimed cultural victory and called out the Dodgers for promoting 'hatred' of Christians and those of faith.
#health
Flag And Cross: Junior Doctor Trades Scrubs For Mermaid Tail To Inspire Kids
Junior doctor Yasmin Awan also runs a business called Aquatic Mermaids with her best friend, in which they dress up as professional mermaids for kids’ parties and weddings. Yasmin, who is also known by her mermaid name, Athena Storm, is qualified to swim with a monofin and has even swum with sharks in aquariums. She hopes to swim with whale sharks in the Maldives. Alongside being a mermaid, Yasmin also works in the major trauma unit at Aintree Hospital in Liverpool, England. She has approached Alder Hey and Sheffield Children’s Hospitals about doing charity events which promote positive messages.
Flag And Cross: Eating Early In The Day May Help Improve Metabolic Health, Study Shows
Eating only in the first eight hours of the day can improve blood sugar fluctuations and reduce the risk of diabetes, according to research from New York University evaluating early time-restricted feeding (eTRF). Researchers found that eating the majority of daily calories earlier in the day led to decreased glycaemic excursions and reduced the time that blood sugar remained above normal levels, among patients with prediabetes and obesity. The benefits were related to the timing of the eating and not weight loss. The findings were presented at the Endocrine Society’s annual meeting in Chicago.
#crime
Forbes: Illinois Shooting: 1 Killed, 20 Injured At Juneteenth Celebration In Willowbrook
Twenty people were injured and one person killed in a shooting at a Juneteenth celebration in a Chicago suburb. This comes amidst a spate of mass shootings in Illinois, with six recorded this month alone. The shooting, in the parking lot of a strip mall in Willowbrook, has prompted calls for gun control.
#sports
Flag And Cross: Netflix Tests Appetite For Sports With Celebrity Golf Match
Netflix is experimenting with various ways to diversify, including entering the world of live sports. After rumors of interest in bidding on sports rights, Netflix has confirmed its first live sports event. The event would feature celebrity golf members from Netflix's docuseries about Formula 1 racing and PGA Tour golf. Other streaming companies, such as Amazon and Apple, have already secured sports rights deals, and it remains to be seen whether the added cost of such deals will affect Netflix's profitability focus. Nevertheless, the company's potential entry into live sports presents significant opportunities that analysts have yet to price into Netflix's expectations.
Fox News: Texas Rangers remain only MLB team without Pride Night: 'Our commitment is to make everyone feel welcome'
The Texas Rangers baseball team has not held a Pride Night since 2003, when the LGBTQ+ community was invited to their stadium and met with backlash. The team has since made changes to hiring practices and has worked with LGBTQ+ organizations, but has still received criticism from some for not holding a Pride Night.
Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Dodgers faced scrutiny for inviting the anti-Catholic protest group, Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, to their Pride Night. The group was honored with the Dodgers community hero award, but the decision was met with disapproval from players and fans alike.
#other
The Epoch Times: Parental Rights Groups Respond to Southern Poverty Law Center 'Hate' Designation
Parental rights organizations, including Parents Rights in Education and Moms For Liberty, are suing the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) for labeling them as "hate" and "extremist" groups. Despite the SPLC's attempts to discredit them, the label has increased their visibility and membership. Parental rights groups are being lumped in with other extremist groups, spreading hate toward parents, and promoting hate through school indoctrination of children. The SPLC report made clear how the left views parents who do not support their agenda.