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America First News
27 Jun 2023
#politics
Breitbart: Exclusive: Support Mounts Among GOP for Merrick Garland Impeachment
Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee are considering an impeachment inquiry into Attorney General Merrick Garland over whistleblower allegations of political interference into the Justice Department's probe of Hunter Biden's taxes. The allegations claim that Garland twice prevented United States Attorney David Weiss from bringing stronger charges and rejected a request to appoint a special counsel in the probe to separate the DOJ from President Joe Biden. Garland denies the claims. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has threatened impeachment proceedings if the allegations are found to be true.
Fox News: House Republicans divided over push to 'expunge' Trump impeachment
House Republicans are divided over a proposal to expunge Trump's second impeachment from the House records. Many lawmakers are concerned it could harm them in upcoming elections. Some GOP members are opposed to the effort and others harbor campaign concerns .
Rep. Elise Stefanik and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene are pushing to expunge Trump's impeachment, but Reps. Dan Newhouse and David Valadao, who voted to impeach Trump after Jan 6th insurrection at the Capitol, are sure to oppose any effort to remove the stain. Trump is facing a new set of charges as part of Special Counsel Jack Smith's investigation into his alleged mishandling of classified documents. It is the first time in U.S. history that a former president has faced federal criminal charges .
Fox News: Some states consider taxing by the mile rather than gallon as electric vehicles become more popular
Oregon, Utah, and Virginia have introduced road usage charging programs in an attempt to replace motor fuel taxes, which have less purchasing power every year as a result of inflation, fuel efficiency, and electric vehicle sales. Three states generating revenue from the initiative are planning to create a mandatory program to increase public familiarity with the system. However, while multi-state charging programs present challenges, the biggest obstacle is getting the public to recognize the diminishing returns from the gas tax historically used to pay for roads. Although mileage-based programs are gaining traction, the likelihood of one working at a large scale remains uncertain.
The federal government will shortly pilot a road usage charging program in receipt of $125 million from President Biden's November 2021 infrastructure measure. If there is no action, a gap of around $67 billion could arise by 2050 as a consequence of fuel efficiency alone. Some states have imposed additional taxes or registration fees on electric vehicles to bridge the gap, and several are examining electronic tolling systems. The relationship between people using roads and bridges and how to pay for them must be reconsidered, according to experts. Road usage fees are seen as the most promising option by many, but they must first be made compulsory, and the public must trust the system.
Red State: FBI Isssues Statement About that 'Patriot Front' Brawl/Unmasking
A group of masked individuals, allegedly part of a local Rose City nationalist group, attended a rally involving the Proud Boys in a suburb of Portland leading to a brawl. Video of the incident went viral, with some speculating that the group was "feds" or Leftists. Former member of Congress and "senior political commentator" for CNN, Adam Kinzinger, fueled speculation with a comment that went viral causing many people to question whether he had just identified the Patriot Front as "federal officers." The FBI denied involvement with the group, but due to their past controversies, their statement was met with skepticism from both sides of the aisle.
#society
Newsbusters: NPR's Email Scream: 'Queers, Queens, Dykes...Are Burning' Just Like Dropped Flags
NPR sent a Pride-themed newsletter showcasing LGBTQ+ employees and discussing anti-LGBTQ+ bills. Journalist shared personal experiences and news with a left-leaning bias.
Forbes: Starbucks Strike Ends Pride Month On A Sour Note
Starbucks Workers United are currently staging a strike for a fair contract and more rights for LGBTQ+ workers. The company is accused of being one of the worst violators of labor law in modern US history and of union-busting campaigns. Starbucks denies the allegations and says it will continue to support the LGBTQIA2+ community.
Fox News: Maine Democratic Gov. Janet Mills signs law partially decriminalizing prostitution
Maine Democratic Gov. Janet Mills signed a bill into law that partially decriminalizes prostitution, eliminating the crime of engaging in prostitution but elevating the crime of soliciting a child for commercial sexual exploitation. Supporters of the bill say it aims to protect the most vulnerable while still targeting those who exploit them. ( )
Forbes: Numbers Don’t Lie But Accountants Might In The K-Drama ‘Numbers’
In the MBC drama "Numbers", accountants take center stage as heroes and villains fighting corporate corruption. Kim Myung-soo plays Jang Ho-woo, a street kid turned accountant who sets out to uncover the truth behind a bankrupt construction company that destroyed his family's restaurant. He joins Taeil Accounting Firm and teams up with senior manager Han Seung-jo, played by Choi Jin-hyuk, to get to the bottom of the numbers. The drama, airing on Viki.com, sheds light on the corrupt practices of the business world.
#health
American Thinker: Becerra threatens states and medical providers with loss of Medicare dollars if they don’t provide genital mutilation surgeries
Becerra seeks to compel genital mutilation surgery despite court rulings.
#crime
Fox News: 4 people who were found dead in charred Arkansas home were killed from gunshot wounds, according to police
Four people were found dead after a Little Rock house fire, caused by an unknown reason. Police have determined that the four died from gunshot wounds.
#sports
Forbes: Should Manchester United Return For FC Barcelona’s Frenkie De Jong?
Manchester United are considering making a move to sign Frenkie de Jong from Barcelona, after their failed attempt last year. The Dutch midfielder is being considered by Erik Ten Hag in his bid to strengthen his squad, and United are keen to get a deal over the line. Barcelona's financial situation means they may be willing to sell de Jong, and United must tread carefully to avoid missing out on yet another target.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: A Breakdown of the Forest River No Boundaries
Forest River, the giant RV manufacturer, has its own line of lightweight and rugged towable travel trailers, the No Boundaries, perfect for outdoor enthusiasts who want to explore nature or engage in adventurous activities. With ample storage space for large outdoor gear, higher-than-normal ground clearance, and nimble suspension, the trailers can easily take travelers off the beaten path. The No Boundaries lineup offers several floorplans, varying in length and weight, ranging from 2,255 to 5,306 pounds, and equipped with features like outdoor kitchens, bunk beds, full bathrooms, dinettes, and sofas that convert into queen beds.
The Forest River No Boundaries line may not work for those who need large kitchens and living spaces or have families of more than four or five people. However, it is ideal for adventurers with smaller vehicles who want to camp in remote areas and take their toys along. Besides, the line features large storage options and a range of models and floorplans to choose from, won multiple awards. If you want to experience the joy of camping away from campgrounds, the Forest River No Boundaries travel trailers could be great options.