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America First News
27 Jun 2023
#politics
Fox News: Wisconsin voters decide on future of state's top election official as Republicans call for her resignation
The fate of Wisconsin's top elections official, Meagan Wolfe, was up for a vote amid Republican calls for her resignation over how she ran the 2020 presidential contest. Wolfe has staunchly defended her decisions and fought back against false claims of election fraud. The decision on Wolfe's future rests with the Wisconsin Elections Commission, whose six members are evenly divided between Republicans and Democrats, leading to the possibility of a partisan deadlock .
A recent Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling would allow Wolfe to continue as administrator, even after her term ends. Republican state senators have vowed to vote against Wolfe, who has sparred with them over election conspiracy theories on numerous occasions. Whoever the elections commission appoints would need to be confirmed by the Republican-controlled state Senate. The commission’s vote comes as a divided GOP struggles to move past election lies that Trump and his followers have promoted since his loss to President Joe Biden in 2020 .
Fox News: GOP lawmaker angers liberals with 'socialists and communists' travel advisory for Florida: 'Totally normal'
Sen. Rick Scott warned "socialists and communists" against traveling to Florida as they are "not welcome" in the state that believes in freedom, liberty, and capitalism. Liberals criticized his comments, with one podcast host calling him less charismatic than Gov. Ron DeSantis, an MSNBC host calling his comments "totally normal" for a U.S. senator, and a former Ohio state senator calling them "extremely inappropriate at best" and a "threat at worst." Scott had previously issued a travel advisory in May, warning against attempts to spread socialism in the state, while the NAACP had issued a formal travel advisory for the state under DeSantis' leadership, claiming it has engaged in an "all-out attack on Black Americans" and other minority groups.
The Blaze: Check out Obama’s multimillion-dollar mansion – then read what he says about 'obscene inequality' in America
Former President Barack Obama spoke about democracy and inequality, but there's some incongruity, according to Dave Rubin. Obama was a community organizer before he was a senator and then president, yet he is now worth hundreds of millions of dollars. He owns a 30-acre estate in Martha’s Vineyard that costs $11.75m making "obscene inequality."
The Blaze: 'Fresh&Fit' hosts crack up as Dave Rubin explains woke takeover in One meme
Political spectrum has shifted left over the years, with the left becoming more radical. Liberal is now known as woke progressive. The Overton Window has shifted drastically to an extent that a moderate centrist of 10 years ago is now framed as a crazy, right-wing maniac.
#society
Daily Wire: Jim Caviezel Goes Viral With Post About Pride Events ‘Robbing Children Of Their Innocence’
Actor Jim Caviezel criticized Pride Month events on Twitter, accusing them of robbing children of their innocence and promoting "woke ideology." He argued that children's brains are not developed enough to handle issues related to sexuality and that schools should prioritize English, math, history, and science instead of propagating "woke philosophies." Caviezel also retweeted a clip from a drag march in New York City Pride and criticized a controversial ad campaign featuring children at Pride events, calling for the protection of innocent children.
The New American: Bud Light's Promotion of LGBT Agenda Is Effort to Change the Culture - The New American
AB InBev, the multinational drink and beverage company, hired Dylan Mulvaney, a man who dresses as a woman, to market Bud Light in an effort to attract young drinkers to the brand. The controversial ad during the March Madness basketball tournament sparked a backlash, but the company's CEO, Brendan Whitworth, did not apologize, instead offering a statement that the summer advertising will reinforce the brand's appeal. Despite a decrease in sales and the stock price, AB InBev plans to continue marketing Bud Light inclusively, with NFL stars, country singers, and a cash giveaway campaign. The company's investment outlook is positive, and analysts see the stock price increasing.
#war
Foreign Policy: Putin’s Stability Was Always a Myth
Russia's instability is made by leaders like Putin, who promised stability in the name of a strong nation, but rode an oil boom and enriched the elites, while committing corruption on a massive scale and stamping out democracy at home. Putin presides over a mafia clan that took over a hollowed-out state. Putin believes in the criminal code of laws which has been called "po ponyatiyam." As Putin continued to destabilize the Ukrainian Donbas region in 2014, the resentment of the West grew. Western governments did not show enough strength and force in opposing Putin in 2014, which made the eventual massive-scale invasion of Ukraine possible. Even with the insurrection stopped, Putin's credibility is shot, and Prigozhin's insurrection suggests a preamble to greater instability in Russia. Putin got away with violence and corruption for years, and now he feels untouchable; however, the same can be said of the men whom Putin controls. None of this is good news for the stability of the Russian regime down the road.
#foreignaffairs
Flag And Cross: US Sees Potential For Saudi-Israeli Diplomatic Accord
US diplomats are reportedly trying to broker a deal to normalize relations between Israel and Saudi Arabia, according to Tzachi Hanegbi, Israel's National Security Adviser. Hanegbi said US officials had not fully briefed Israel on their plans for such an agreement, but he remained "optimistic" about the possibility of normalizing ties. While Israel is reportedly keen to build on the Abraham Accords, Saudi Arabia has its own set of demands from the US as part of any communication with Israel, including American support for its nuclear program and security pact with the US.
#economy
National Review: Ford Latest Automaker to Institute Layoffs amid Electric-Vehicle Push: Report
Ford is laying off over 1,000 engineers in North America to cut costs amid its transition to electric vehicles. The move follows previous job cuts in the US and a push from the Biden administration to hasten the shift to EVs. Ford expects to lose $3bn in operating profit this year on its EV business due to high rare mineral costs and a lack of charging stations and infrastructure. EV profitability is posing similar challenges for other carmakers, including GM and Stellantis. Biden's climate change agenda includes carbon limits for power plants and the creation of the White House Office of Environmental Justice, while he faces disputes over climate-related sections of the Inflation Reduction Act.
#education
Fox News: WI GOP won't make substantive changes to budget, including funding cut to University of Wisconsin System
WI GOP proposed cutting $32 million from UW's budget. Governor Evers will veto unless DEI program funds are intact. UW can get $ if spent on workforce.
Flag And Cross: Bill Gates Polls Twitter On Education Requirements For Jobs In The US
Bill Gates polls Twitter on percentage of jobs requiring higher education by 2025. 38.5% say two-thirds, 28.5% say a quarter. Gates discusses education.
PJ Media: The 'Idiocracy' Is Upon Us: Gen Z Can't Read or Write Cursive
Gen Z's lack of cursive skills could cause problems with archiving historical documents. Common Core and technology to blame.
Fox News: Ohio moms fight back after being reported to FBI for opposing school's left-wing ideology
Ohio moms sue Columbus Academy for bullying & FBI reporting after they raised concerns about finances & curriculum. Officials claim moms blocked relationship.
Fox News: North Carolina school can’t require female students to wear skirts, according to the Supreme Court
NC charter school cannot require girls to wear skirts, dress code changed allowing pants.
PJ Media: Let's Go Banyans!
New College of Florida changes mascot to the "Mighty Banyans", causing controversy. Outrage seems more related to moving away from progressivism.
#crime
The Blaze: Convicted murderer elbows own lawyer in the face before being sentenced to death for 1990 cold-case killings
Convicted murderer Joseph Zieler elbowed his attorney in the face just before sentencing for the 1990 murder of an 11-year-old girl and her babysitter in Cape Coral, Florida. The killer, now 61, was recommended for the death penalty by a Florida jury in May 2013, 26 years after the crime. The court heard Zieler's DNA matched evidence found at the scene, but he maintains his innocence and refused to allow his relatives to speak on his behalf. He has been duly sentenced to death.
Fox News: Victims of the Colorado gay club shooting confront killer, calling him a monster and coward
Anderson Lee Aldrich, the suspect of the mass shooting at Club Q, a LGBTQ+ nightclub in Colorado Springs, has been sentenced to life in prison after pleading guilty to murdering five people and injuring 17 others. Nearly two dozen victims confronted Aldrich in court, calling him a monster and a coward. Many of the survivors and relatives of the dead voiced their trauma and wished Colorado still had the death penalty. The FBI is working with the U.S. Justice Department’s civil rights division on a separate investigation into the attack.
The Babylon Bee: Trump Indicted In New York For Eating Pizza Cooked In Wood-Burning Oven
Former President Donald Trump was indicted in New York for eating pizza cooked in a wood-burning oven, a danger to public safety according to Mayor Eric Adams. Trump was recorded talking about enjoying the pizza, leading to his defiant response on Truth Social. Federal prosecutors are intensifying their investigation as it was learned Trump had a wood-burning oven at his home.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Texas Men Noodle Potential Record-Breaking 98-Pound Catfish
Texas anglers catch giant flathead catfish while noodling in Lake Tawakoni. The fish weighed 98.7 pounds on a certified scale and could be one of the biggest catfish ever noodled. Noodling is an alternative fishing method that involves using your hands to grab the mouths of catfish underwater. The anglers released the fish after catching it.
All Outdoor: AllOutdoor Review - The Polarized Gatorz Marauders
The AllOutdoor review discusses the new polarized Gatorz Marauders sunglasses, made from CNC-machined aluminum with a thin temple for comfort. The frames are durable and flexible due to the bendable features of aluminum, and the nose pads are adjustable for different face shapes. The Cerakote finish has held up against scratches and drops, making them sturdy against baby abuse. Although the glasses are over $200, they have proven to be worth the cost, providing enhanced field of view and large lenses with protection from UV rays.
#technology
Forbes: Author Post: The Untapped Potential At The Intersection of Blockchain and Gaming
The gaming industry is set to surpass film, music, video streaming, and the NFL combined. Blockchain technology can help with longstanding issues in the industry, specifically competition, ownership, and community. Pika Crypto's Elders of Ki uses blockchain to allow gamers to earn income and monetize their reputation, while Star Atlas allows for the creation of in-game economies with NFTs representing inventory. Wasder is a blockchain-based platform that incentivizes hosting tournaments, content creation, and climbing leaderboards. Blockchain can help Gaming evolve and become more potent, transferable, and monetizable.
Forbes: Can AI Reinvent Song Creation Without Cutting Out Humans? Music Sample Platform Splice Says ‘Yes’
Splice, a sound sample library with a $500 million valuation, is launching an AI tool to redefine the creative process for musicians. The tool, called "Stacks", uses machine learning to deliver layers of sounds based on a selected genre, continually adapting to match sounds in real time. Each sample is an original loop created by a music producer or sound designer, offered on a royalty-free agreement through the Splice platform. The tool allows users to refine each Stack by adding or taking away samples and is designed to "ease music creation for a market of nearly 400 million future producers", according to Splice CEO Kakul Srivastava.
#other
Fox News: US clears forests riddled with dead trees, undergrowth to lower wildfire risks
The Biden administration is attempting to combat worsening wildfires in the US West through a multi-billion dollar cleanup of forests with chainsaws, heavy machinery and controlled burns. However, the federal land manager fell behind on several priority forests for thinning, and skipped over highly at-risk communities. Mixed early results from the initiative underscore the challenge of reversing decades of lax forest management and aggressive fire suppression. This comes amid criticism from lawmakers dissatisfied with progress, and environmentalists for cutting too many trees.
Fox News: 3 dead in Georgia after small airplane crashes
Three men die in small plane crash in southeast Georgia.
Daily Wire: New Host Chosen To Succeed Pat Sajak On ‘Wheel Of Fortune’
Ryan Seacrest will succeed Pat Sajak as host of “Wheel of Fortune” starting in 2024. Seacrest took to Twitter on Tuesday to confirm the news and express his excitement to "continue the tradition of spinning the wheel." Sajak announced his decision to leave the show earlier this month after 40 years as host.