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America First News
27 Jun 2023
#politics
National Review: The National Popular Vote Idea Is Unconstitutional and Should Be Abandoned
Conservatives are concerned about the National Popular Vote (NPV) project, which seeks to elect the President through a national popular vote, bypassing the Electoral College. An agreement or “compact” among states is being sought, whereby all electoral votes of the participating states will be cast for the winner of the national popular vote. Dependent on getting an additional 65 electoral votes, the latest target of the NPV movement is Michigan. Conservative groups are warning about the project's nefarious implications. Even if it was adopted by enough states, it is difficult to believe it would pass constitutional muster.
This election system is flawed as it could potentially magnify difficulties for electing a President without controversy. Furthermore, under the NPV process, any citizen’s vote for an elector pledged to vote for their preferred candidate would be nullified if all the state’s electoral votes transferred to the winner of the national popular vote. If the NPV goes into effect, no voter would have an equal opportunity to elect a President with every other voter in the same state, because it nullifies the vote of every voter in a state that does not vote for the national winner. This undermines their privileges as US citizens and contravenes the 14th Amendment, in effect violating the rights of citizens to have their vote counted. In practice, the National Popular Vote idea is a state law that takes away every voter in that state’s right to have their vote counted toward the election of the President of the United States.
The Federalist: Hunter Biden Is Being Deposed. Here’s What He Should Be Asked
Hunter Biden will face questioning under oath in the civil case brought by the owner of the computer repair shop where he abandoned his laptop, in relation to the pay-to-play scandal incriminating the Biden family. It will be the first time that Biden will confirm if he owned the laptop that contained a cache of emails relevant to the scandal. If the laptop belonged to Hunter, it follows that the authenticity of the laptop's content becomes highly relevant. Hunter's lawyers may object and challenge the questions asked during the deposition, while Hunter may respond with the "I don’t remember" response to many questions.
American Thinker: Four Ways the Deep State Betrays Americans
Recent events in the US point to a broken system where free speech exists only for those under the government's protection and the Deep State has transformed the United States into an economic dependent of China. Gestapo chief Garland lectures on the importance of obedience while Chinese Puppet President Biden wants to disarm Americans. Furthermore, one of America's major defense companies CEO believes that decoupling from China is impossible. It seems the US might need to fight for independence from foreign dictators if it wants to protect its future.
Fox News: FBI Director Christopher Wray to testify before House Judiciary Committee amid calls to resign
FBI Director Christopher Wray is set to testify before the House Judiciary Committee next month, as Republican lawmakers demand information from him and his agency concerning various investigations, including those involving President Biden and his family. Wray also faces criticism of weaponizing the FBI against churches, parents, and political opponents of the administration. Some Republican senators have urged Wray to resign over his alleged political hackery.
#society
American Thinker: Fighting back against anti-white racism
The anti-white inquisition is attacking white Americans, who are being demonized and coerced into confessing their flaws due to their skin color. Whites have mostly been passive due to fear or guilt, allowing the assault by the Left to succeed. Anti-white discrimination is becoming an institutional requirement in schools and businesses, while the white population is all for it. White Americans are reluctant to acknowledge the inquisition, which requires a unified stand against it.
National Review: How to Defeat a Mass Delusion
National Review is fighting against the spread of lies such as the belief that biological sex is a social construct, which is being foisted upon the public. Institutions such as universities, medical associations, newspapers, journals, and even corporations, have been taken over by this belief. Standing against this trend is a risk, and it is a slow and involved process that takes time, care, and money. But National Review exists to encourage dissent, and as long as they have support, they will stand up and speak out against lies and deception.
#foreignaffairs
Liberty Nation: China and Cuba: A Double Threat on the US Coast
The Chinese plan to establish a base in Cuba, and the Biden administration doesn't seem to be taking this threat seriously. Will the US be caught off guard once again?
National Review: The Biden Administration’s Reckless Re-engagement with Iran
The Biden administration is set to release up to $24 billion in cash to Iran, violating its own principles and trading hostages for money. The Iranian regime is open to this deal because it helps to prop it up when it is already in disarray, and strengthens its relationship with Russia, which needs missiles and has showcased a new hypersonic missile ahead of the embargo's expiration. This money will not help Iranian citizens and will only further enable the IRGC to inflict terror on its people and its neighbors, as well as violate human rights. It will increase Iran's attacks on US troops in the Middle East. This "freeze-for-bribe" deal is a menace to the world.
#health
Liberty Nation: Cancer Vaccine Shows Promise
German biopharmaceutical company CureVac N.V. has conducted the first patient clinical trials for a new cancer vaccine showing positive results. Although not yet a cure for all cancer types, the vaccine has been developed as a treatment to reduce tumours and prevent a recurrence of the disease. Scientists aim to boost a patient's immunity to tumours by training the vaccine to recognise growths and eradicate cancerous cells. These tumour antigen vaccines are known as "secondary prevention." Finding a cure for cancer has always been a heavy lift for researchers, but their progress is undeniable.
#education
American Thinker: Don’t listen to the teachers union if you care about your kids
Most disadvantaged students of color in America's bluest urban communities faced a drop in performance since the pandemic. The politicians in those areas closed their schools for a year to "protect" fewer than 1 in 10 employees, following the union's lead. During this time, America's Catholic schools, where twice as many private school educators were in the COVID-risky age group, stayed open for their students, defying sobering statistics. Public school students lost ground in math and reading since before the pandemic, but students attending private and religious schools experienced no decline.
#sports
Forbes: Women’s World Cup: Five England Players To Watch
England are among the favorites to win the 2023 Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand. Rachel Daly, Lucy Bronze, Bethany England, Mary Earps, and Alessia Russo are five players to watch out for. Daly, the 31-year-old striker, scored 22 goals in 22 games for Aston Villa and is a versatile choice for Sarina Wiegman’s attacking positions. Bronze, the 2019 Ballon d’Or winner, is England’s most experienced player with 104 caps and is expected to be fit for the World Cup. England, the 29-year-old Tottenham Hotspur forward, has 13 goals in 14 appearances and can sprint into channels to finish chances. Earps, the 30-year-old goalkeeper, had the most touches of any goalkeeper in the WSL and was voted best goalkeeper at the 2022 FIFA awards. Russo, the 24-year-old Manchester United forward, scored 10 goals and one assist in 20 matches and can hold off defenders and offer a goal threat.
Fox News: Derek Carr reveals last straw in Raiders relationship: 'Once they made my wife cry, that was pretty much over'
Derek Carr talks about his departure from the Las Vegas Raiders, citing irreparable damage to his relationship with the team after they made his wife cry. He was benched and ultimately left the team after nine years, joining the New Orleans Saints in the offseason. Carr expressed frustration over not getting the opportunity to play two more times in front of fans. He had 35,222 passing yards with 217 touchdown passes in 142 games with the Raiders.
Forbes: 7 Shooting Guards Milwaukee Bucks Should Target In Free Agency
Milwaukee Bucks have limited financial resources for free agency, only able to spend $5 million via the Taxpayer Mid-Level Exception or sign outside free agents to minimum contracts. Shooting guard targets include Justin Holiday, Matisse Thybulle, Wesley Matthews, Seth Curry, Will Barton, Alec Burks, and Josh Richardson.
#technology
Forbes: Everything You Need To Know About Lab-Grown Meat Now That It’s Here
Lab-grown meat, or "cultivated meat," is not the great entrepreneurial success story it's made out to be, despite recent regulatory approval in the US. Producing lab-grown meat is expensive and investors will need to inject billions more dollars to scale it up. The cost structure is expected to be out of whack for years, if not decades, and may never make money. Additionally, it may not be good for the environment or for health, and may only target high-end consumers, further adding to the economic divide between those who can afford it and those who cannot.
#other
Fox News: Putin's rebellion curveball, Idaho suspect heads to court amid death penalty bombshell and more top headlines
Idaho murder suspect faces death penalty charges. Russia drops charges against Prigozhin and other Wagner Group members. College allegedly fired professor for teaching biology based on chromosomes. Wimbledon teams up with IBM for generative AI video commentary. AI companies working with China risk US national security. Florida police union endorses presidential candidate. White House unveils 'Bidenomics' plan for American economy. Former Navy SEAL challenges red state Democrat senator. McCarthy pressed on potential impeachment proceedings after Hunter Biden bombshell. Vivek Ramaswamy hits back at Don Lemon's comments. BlackRock and CEO Larry Fink face opposition. Prigozhin still maintains alliance with Wagner forces in Africa and the Middle East. New AI-generated technology will change farming. Democrats continue to ignore Biden family corruption. Young bear caught climbing into car in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Julian Bayliss warns against AI companies working with China. Sean Hannity slams the Democrats and DOJ for not investigating Biden.