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America First News
18 Jun 2023
#politics
The Epoch Times: Video Emerges of Tories Mocking COVID Rules at Christmas Party During Pandemic
Footage shows Conservative Party staff dancing and flouting COVID-19 rules at a Christmas party held in 2020. Honours were awarded to attendees, including Shaun Bailey and Ben Mallett. Labour and Liberal Democrats expressed outrage, and the Metropolitan Police launched an investigation. A CCHQ spokesperson apologized for the incident, and Michael Gove apologized on a personal level, but defended the decision to award honours.
Liberty Nation: Inside the Mind of a Trump Voter
The left is trying to prevent Trump from winning a second term. They fail to understand Trump voters due to their false perceptions and superior attitudes. They believe Trump voters lack cognitive sophistication and are Bible literalists, making them susceptible to fascism. In reality, Trump voters value equality, are concerned with objective truth, and epitomize the American spirit of individualism. The left's imperious attitude only widens the national divide.
American Thinker: Dem puppet masters double down on incoherence, and put Fetterman and Biden together on a podium
Joe Biden and Senator John Fetterman struggle with coherence during a public forum. Despite their apparent inability to speak understandably, the puppet masters behind their political success continue to exercise great power without accountability. The elections of both Biden and Fetterman despite their obvious infirmities may be evidence that the oligarchs who run politics see incoherence as a feature, not a bug.
#society
Newsbusters: NPR Exploits Father's Day for a Trans Lesson: 'Navigating Pregnancy as a Dad'
NPR's Father's Day coverage featured "pregnant dads" receiving taxpayer subsidies. Kayden Coleman, a transgender man who gave birth to two daughters, shared his experiences with fatherhood and pregnancy. Despite facing discrimination and disbelief from the medical system, Coleman is hoping to change perceptions and expectations. While many tried to convince him to have an abortion, Coleman believes that if someone has the body parts to bear a child and desires to do so, they should be allowed. He also rejects the idea that giving birth automatically makes someone a mother.
National Review: We Need More Babies
Global birth rates are falling, and countries with birth rates below replacement include the U.S., China, Europe, Brazil, and India. This will cause problems such as fiscal havoc with higher numbers of non-working people requiring more social benefits but fewer taxpayers to pay for them, and potential inflation. Economists have disagreed over the benefits of a declining population, with 58 percent believing that the economic costs outweigh the benefits. The economic and cultural reasons for declining fertility are also complex, including expensive household costs, student loans, and a lack of priority, among other reasons. Pro-natalist policies have not always worked, so ideas such as relaxing housing restrictions, reducing college costs, and societal focus on new children could help.
#foreignaffairs
Foreign Policy: Wardrobe Diplomacy
Ambassadorial fashion choices have long been overlooked in popular culture as being frivolous and unimportant, but in reality, fashion is an essential tool for building relationships and communicating across cultures. This article discusses how former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright's pin collection became one of her most famous arrows in her quiver. Albright deployed her pins as part of her charm offensive and others as a subtle rebuke to adversaries. Now, many young professionals in the foreign service are following Albright's example by using jewelry to express subtle messages in their diplomatic encounters.
#sports
Forbes: Juventus Star Offered To FC Barcelona: Reports
Juventus midfielder Adrien Rabiot has been offered to Barcelona as his contract in Turin nears expiry. Barca are in the market for a midfielder to replace outgoing captain Sergio Busquets, with Xavi Hernandez seeking an attacking center-of-the-park technician. The club's economic uncertainty means free transfers are of primary interest, making Rabiot a possible target despite Barca's previous pursuit of Martin Zubimendi and Ilkay Gundogan.
#outdoors
The Epoch Times: Boy, 10, buys rare antique tractor with $2,800 life savings to help tend the 200-acre family farm
10-year-old Caleb Bergner invested his life savings in a rare antique tractor, a 1948 McCormick Farmall Cub, to help his family manage their 200-acre beef farm in Wisconsin. Caleb, who has worked on the farm his entire life, purchased the tractor with $2,800 he saved from eight years’ worth of chores and selling animals at the county fair. The budding farmer plans to plow the garden, pick stones, and “pull things around” with his Cub and wagon. His father, Jason, who has ridden tractors since the age of 12, showed Caleb how to care for his new ride. Caleb's dream is to "work hard and learn how to fix things".
#other
Liberty Nation: Biden’s Big Day Out: Promises and Pratfalls at Gun Control Summit
President Joe Biden and Democrat lawmakers gathered for the National Safer Communities Summit to celebrate the success of the 2022 Bipartisan Safer Communities Act and plan for future gun control measures. Despite the bill falling short of major goals, $230 million was given to states to institute red-flag laws and expand background checks. Biden boasted about progress, but also made several gun control gaffes and false claims about gun trafficking and the leading causes of mortality. Democrats see the bill as a step toward disarming citizens and are pushing for further action, such as banning assault weapons and holding gun manufacturers liable.