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America First News
18 Jun 2023
#politics
Townhall: Democrats Are Horrible People
The author, who has had over 77 jobs in his life, thinks it's important to take an inventory of things in your life, including the horribleness of Democrats like Barack Obama and Joe Biden. Obama's arrogance and bigotry shone through when he called Republican Senator Tim Scott an "Uncle Tom," while Biden was caught on camera touching actress Eva Longoria's breasts with his wife in full view. The author believes Democrats are horrible people who prioritize their agenda over everything else.
Breitbart: Review: ‘Gotham: The Fall and Rise of New York’ Shows Us How to Save a City
The decline of urban areas can be reversed by good policies, according to director Matthew Taylor's documentary, Gotham: The Fall and Rise of New York (, ). The film explores how New York City became a prosperous global capital, following a period of crime and decay in the 1970s. The documentary credits Republican mayorships of Rudy Giuliani and Michael Bloomberg for the city's reform in the 1990s and attributes much of their success to data-driven policies created by the Manhattan Institute. The key was to focus on "quality of life offenses" instead of just responding to violent crime, according to the film.
Gotham offers a hopeful vision of reversing urban decline in America's cities today, which are facing a return to the 1970s-style lawlessness and decay. The documentary demonstrates that the fall and rise of New York City was due to real efforts and real ideas by real people. The film emphasises the importance of finding practical solutions to problems such as crime, drug addiction, homelessness, failing schools, and broken families. The Manhattan Institute's former president Larry Mone says, "if you don't really understand that legacy, you're doomed to watch it fall apart before your very eyes."
#society
The Epoch Times: Public Housing in Inner Sydney to Undergo Redevelopment
NSW government to redevelop inner-city Sydney housing site as the area has seen a 23% increase in residents sleeping on the streets. Public housing apartments will be temporarily moved to allow the site at 82 Wentworth Park Road, Glebe to be redeveloped to from 17 units to 43 one- and two-bedroom apartments as part of the state's unwavering commitment to providing quality homes for vulnerable people. The development will be 100% public housing and overseen by a new entity dubbed Homes NSW. Homelessness NSW CEO, Trina Jones said the waiting list for social housing is more than 10 years, and called for the government to commit 10% of housing in the state to social housing over the long term.
Townhall: If You’re White, Self-Defense is No Longer an Option
Democratic mayors and prosecutors are sacrificing the right of self-defense for social justice, looking the other way when it comes to violent behavior, but going after anyone who tries to defend himself from assault. Soros-backed prosecutors have been involved in several cases where white people were assaulted by blacks, and the legal system coddled the black perpetrators, while whites were charged with crimes for defending themselves. This interference with traditional notions of right and wrong is turning social justice into anything but justice, and is a dangerous trend for society.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Inflation Is the Least of Our Problems
The Federal Open Market Committee decided not to raise the federal funds rate, leaving core inflation at a year-over-year high of 5.3 percent, far above the Fed’s target of 2 percent inflation. Since Biden’s arrival, inflation has risen due to the $3 trillion spending spree and the Fed’s deployment of its prodigious lending powers in response to COVID. Powell’s comments on Wednesday indicate that the economy cannot depend on long-term help from the Fed. Furthermore, while credit card debt now stands at nearly $988 billion, Social Security spending will overtake revenues to the program in less than a decade, in 2033, and the same will happen to Medicare.
#health
The Blaze: Joe Rogan slams COVID vaccine advocate who called him a 'neofascist,' challenges him to big money debate with RFK Jr., then Elon Musk jumps into the fray
Joe Rogan challenged vaccine advocate Peter Hotez to a debate after Hotez criticized Rogan's interview with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. about vaccines. Hotez later deleted a tweet responding to Rogan's challenge and instead asked for $50 million to support low-cost patent-free vaccines for the poor and for RFK Jr.'s public apology. Elon Musk also joined the conversation, prompting Hotez to accuse him of not taking COVID-19 deaths seriously. The debate has yet to take place.