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America First News
23 Jun 2023
#politics
Washington Free Beacon: Washington Post CEO Has Funneled Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars To Democrats
The new CEO of The Washington Post, Patricia Stonesifer, has donated over $600,000 to Democrats and liberal organizations since 1993. Stonesifer is a longtime friend of Amazon's founder Jeff Bezos and was recently appointed interim CEO of the newspaper after the resignation of Fred Ryan. Stonesifer will be responsible for hiring the paper's next publisher and CEO. The Post has declined to comment on Stonesifer's political contributions.
American Thinker: President Trump Did What Ross Perot Could Not
Political disagreement and name-calling is hindered by a globalist/socialist syndicate that weaponizes the government against anyone who obstructs their quest for political power. Accordingly, concerns over political correctness and a lack of diplomacy should not stop the fight to preserve America's bedrock principles and socio-economic system. Although President Trump has his negative sides, he has the ability to galvanize his supporters and expose the true colors of adversaries, thereby uniting the true patriots in defense of America.
#society
American Thinker: Marriage Stands in the Way of the State
Actor Kevin Costner's wife has filed for divorce, and many reports seem to treat it as just another divorce. However, progressivism has sought to undermine traditional marriage and other institutions. The nuclear family is crucial for personal liberty and a stable society, as it prioritizes love and raising children over reliance on the state.
Marriage, at its core, fulfills deeply ingrained human needs for love, security, and meaning. Procreation and raising children are supremely rewarding experiences for most married persons. Though marriage is not the only path to fulfillment, it is a natural and necessary institution that should be honored and defended.
#economy
Forbes: Philippine B2B E-Commerce Startup Shoppable Raises Pre-Seed Funding From Foxmont, Seedstars
Philippine B2B e-commerce startup Shoppable Business has raised $1.15m in a pre-seed funding round led by Manila-based Foxmont Capital Partners and Seedstars International Ventures in Geneva. Shoppable, founded in 2022, describes itself as the only end-to-end B2B platform in the Philippines to offer e-commerce and procurement technology, sales support, logistics and financing. The start-up also offers procurement outsourcing and payment infrastructure.
#education
American Thinker: What Happens if the Supreme Court Bans Racial Preferences?
The Supreme Court will soon decide the legality of racial preferences in higher education. The Asian plaintiff is expected to prevail due to statistical evidence that both Harvard and UNC favored blacks over Asians. However, the likely judicial victory will not change much, as giving African Americans an extra boost in everything from police officer exams to admission to elite schools is now hard-wired into American culture. The survival of preferences is due to their deep integration into our national DNA.
Most universities have anticipated legal challenges to racial preferences and have created subterfuges to avoid the ban on racial discrimination. These strategies dilute the value of a college degree and will ultimately harm the very people intended to benefit from them. As colleges move away from objective measures like the SAT, qualifications are based more on proxies that can be difficult to define, subordinating intellectual excellence to diversity. The likely judicial victory against preferences will change little, as support for preferences has become sacrosanct on college campuses, making it difficult to enforce any Supreme Court decision.
#crime
Fox News: Oklahoma death row inmate rejects chance for clemency, takes parting shot at Republican governor
Anthony Sanchez, a death row inmate in Oklahoma who was convicted of raping and killing a dance student in 1996, has rejected his chance for a clemency hearing. Sanchez believes there is little hope Governor Kevin Stitt will spare his life – "Either way, it doesn't go well for the inmates," he said. Sanchez is expected to be killed by lethal injection on September 21, 2023.