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America First News
2 Jun 2023
#politics
Front Page Magazine: Latinos Can Be White Supremacists or Oppressed Minorities. Not Both
The Left is pushing the absurd notion of "Latino white supremacy" while ignoring the history of Latino political figures who collaborated with Nazi Germany. Racial categories only serve to divide Americans and are based on fraud and political science, not objective science. Democrats hoped to make Latinos the cornerstone of a national one-party system through demographic change and open borders, but this strategy may be faltering, as Latinos are a more mixed group with different agendas and less of a tendency toward the bloc vote. The Left is trying to subdivide Latinos into good and bad categories based on cultural ideology and political affiliation, rather than objective science or fact.
Breitbart: Howard Dean: DeSantis 'Is Not a Nice Guy' -- His Disney Feud Is Insane
Former DNC chair Howard Dean criticized Gov. Ron DeSantis as a poor presidential candidate, citing his perceived unfriendliness, lack of articulation, and bad advice. Dean also noted the possibility of Republicans rejecting Trump in the upcoming election due to his losing majority support and opposition from within the party.
Townhall: End American Gerontocracy
President Biden's recent fall while addressing the Air Force Academy graduates highlights his poor physical and mental health, making him a national liability. With 68% of US Senators aged 60 or older and the average age of university professors and CEOs rising steadily, the country is in danger of being governed by gerontocracy. Mandatory retirement ages and a Constitution amendment can help renew the nation. It's time to have younger, scrappier, and hungrier men and women take the lead in important institutions to keep the country competitive in the 21st-century global arena.
PJ Media: Pence and Christie to Team Up and Help Trump Secure GOP Nomination
Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and former Vice President Mike Pence are expected to announce their candidacy for the Republican nomination in the 2024 presidential election. However, both candidates are past their expiration dates, and their campaigns are unlikely to be successful. The more anti-Trump candidates who join the race, the more likely it is that Trump will be the nominee. This is no time for political vanity projects in the hope of future gains, as the Republic is teetering on the edge of extinction.
Red State: Iowa Town Hall: Trump Says Biden Family Is Being Protected and the Justice System Is Corrupt
Former President Trump and Fox host Sean Hannity discussed a recent poll in which 53 percent of Americans and over a quarter of Democrats believed that President Joe Biden was involved in an illegitimate influence peddling scheme with his son Hunter. Trump said that this "goes to the heart of Jim Jordan's investigation." Congressman Jordan chairs a subcommittee on the weaponization of government. The conversation also mentions the scandal regarding the Biden family's involvement with a Ukrainian gas company, Burisma.
Breitbart: Ron DeSantis Declines to Provide Proper Pronunciation of His Name
Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) refuses to correct the record on the pronunciation of his last name, which has led to confusion whether it is pronounced “Dee-Santis” or “Duh-Santis.” DeSantis insisted his last name should be pronounced as “winner.” Americans are confused about the proper pronunciation because he has switched back and forth over the years, including in the week since he launched his 2024 campaign. The former President Donald Trump has made several comments about DeSantis’s apparent name change. DeSantis called Trump’s attacks “petty” and “juvenile” and suggested comments like those are why Trump is no longer in the White House.
#society
The Epoch Times: Jordan's Crown Prince Marries Scion of Saudi Family in Ceremony Packed With Stars and Symbolism
Jordan’s Crown Prince Hussein and Saudi architect Rajwa Alseif married in a palace ceremony attended by royals and VIPs from around the world. The event symbolizes continuity and refreshes the monarchy’s image. The marriage may also help resource-poor Jordan forge a strategic bond with its oil-rich neighbor. Despite tough economic times, crowds of well-wishers celebrated throughout the kingdom. The couple’s motorcade was also greeted by cheering crowds. The marriage may create a brief feel-good moment, but for many Jordanians, problems remain.
Townhall: Welcome to Major League Baseball's Struggle Sessions
Toronto Blue Jays' Anthony Bass apologizes for promoting "anti-LGBTQ campaigns" on his Instagram. Bass shared a post promoting boycotts against Target and Bud Light over their association with Pride campaigns. He publicly apologized to his teammates and promised to "better educate" himself using the Blue Jays' resources. This incident highlights the coercion of opposing opinions and the transformation of common faith positions into blasphemous utterances.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Russia Says US Hacked Thousands of Apple Phones in Spy Plot
Russian authorities discovered an American espionage operation that affected thousands of iPhones. The Federal Security Service (FSB) said that the American special services were using Apple mobile devices to covertly communicate with target users. Moscow-based Kaspersky Lab has said that dozens of its employees had their devices compromised in the operation. The FSB said the plot showed “close cooperation” between Apple and the National Security Agency (NSA). The United States has been ranked the world’s top cyber power in terms of intent and capability, followed by China and Russia.
#economy
Washington Free Beacon: Senate Passes Debt Ceiling Bill, Averts Default
The US Senate has passed a bill lifting the government's $31.4tn debt ceiling, averting the country's first ever default. The Senate voted 63-36, following a similar House vote, and the bill will suspend the federal borrowing limit until 1 January 2025. Republicans were seeking wide-ranging spending cuts, and argued for tax hikes on the wealthy and corporations to reduce the growing debt. After a bitter battle, the parties eventually agreed $1.5tn in cuts over ten years in reduced spending on discretionary programmes, which left Social Security and Medicare and the military untouched. Republicans also hoped to use the leverage of the debt ceiling as an opportunity to gain concessions on other spending issues.
#culture
Front Page Magazine: Watch David Horowitz on CSPAN Book TV this Sunday
David Horowitz's best-selling book "Final Battle" is a must-read according to CSPAN Book TV. Catch the author on the show this Sunday.
#education
Fox News: Florida teen Dev Shah wins Scripps National Spelling Bee after third attempt at trophy
Florida's Dev Shah, the 22nd Scripps National Spelling Bee winner with South Asian heritage, clinched the title after three attempts.
#crime
Breitbart: ATF: Illegal for Marijuana Users to Possess Guns Regardless of State Law
ATF reminds Minnesotans that marijuana use and gun possession are incompatible, even though Minnesota has legalized recreational marijuana. It is prohibited to ship, transport, receive, or possess firearms or ammunition if an individual is a current user of marijuana, as it is still federally illegal to mix marijuana with firearms and ammunition until marijuana is legalized federally. A panel from the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit has also ruled unanimously in favor of a gun ban for marijuana users.
#sports
The Epoch Times: Jokic Gets Triple-Double, Nuggets Roll Past Heat 104–93 in Game 1 of NBA Finals
The Denver Nuggets dominated the Miami Heat in game 1 of the NBA finals with Nikola Jokic getting a triple-double in his finals debut. Jamal Murray scored 26 points for Denver in a 104-93 win. Miami was cold-shooting for the game, shooting 41%, and trailing for 34 seconds with Bam Adebayo finishing with 26 points and 13 rebounds. The win gives Denver a 1-0 lead in the series.
Front Page Magazine: Brittney Griner: From Servitude to Gratitude
Basketball star Brittney Griner reversed her policy of kneeling during the national anthem after spending nearly a year in a Russian prison for possessing cannabis oil. Previously protesting as a racial protest, when Griner stood during the anthem for her first game in 19 months since being detained, she said "it just hits different". Griner's incarceration motivated her to become an activist and expand her portfolio of activism by working with Bring Our Families Home.
The Epoch Times: Synthetic Surfaces Gaining Traction at Major Horse Racing Tracks
Some North American racetracks have replaced traditional dirt with synthetic surfaces, made of wax-coated sand and recycled rubber, in the hope of creating safer training and racing conditions for horses. The statistics suggest that synthetic surfaces result in the fewest deaths per 1,000 horses, while dirt remains the most commonly used track surface in Louisville, Baltimore and New York. An advantage of synthetic surfaces is they provide a consistent, all-weather track but they can wear out quickly, and more watering is often required to maintain the correct consistency. The new track represents an investment in the future of Belmont Park that will enhance equine safety.
#outdoors
The Epoch Times: Pilot, Passenger Walk Away From Small Plane That Crashed in Detroit Backyard
A small plane crashes in Detroit, but both pilot and passenger walk away unharmed. The cause of the crash is currently unknown. No one on the ground was injured.
#other
Breitbart: 'Let Me Fix That': Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey Corrects ESPN Reporting on Law Banning Men in Women Sports
Alabama Governor Kay Ivey requested ESPN to correct its framing of a new law banning men from women's college sports in the state, which ESPN reported as banning transgender women. The law expands existing bans on men participating in K-12 women's sports, with Ivey stating it aims to promote fairness. Similarly, Texas passed a ban on minor's transgender surgeries, a move also made by Florida in May. The law follows other acts such as banning gender-affirming care and adopting the label of "mutilation of minors."