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America First News
30 Jun 2023
#politics
The American Spectator: The Spectacle Ep. 33: Chaos Caused by a Weak Biden
Melissa Mackenzie and Scott McKay discuss various topics including the Russia enigma, Biden's parenting, Pride Month, corporatism, and remoralizing America.
The Epoch Times: IRS Sends Taxpayers In Disaster Areas Special Notice About Taxes Owed
The IRS mistakenly sent out notices to taxpayers in disaster-affected areas, stating they had 21 days to pay their taxes. The agency later clarified that taxpayers actually have until a later date this year to make their payments. This confusion was caused by the IRS's systems not properly handling the special deadline extensions for disaster relief.
The Epoch Times: Ivanka Trump Dropped as Co-Defendant In $250 Million Lawsuit
The New York appeals court dismissed all claims against Ivanka Trump in a civil lawsuit filed by Attorney General Letitia James. The claims were dismissed as they were filed too late and Ivanka Trump was no longer part of the Trump Organization during the relevant period. The court did agree to limit the time frame of some claims against other defendants.
Fox News: LAURA INGRAHAM: Are Americans to be perpetually divided by race?
Fox News host Laura Ingraham discusses the Supreme Court's college affirmative action ruling, highlighting the differing views on race consciousness between Justice Clarence Thomas and Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson. Ingraham argues for a colorblind legal covenant to unite the nation, while criticizing the racial spoils system and advocating for equal treatment for all Americans.
#society
The American Spectator: ‘Affirmative Action’ Was Racist from Day One — And It Will Continue
"Affirmative Action" is a deceptive policy that favors politically connected individuals over hardworking individuals who have earned their success. It has imposed racial and ethnic quotas that have cheated Caucasians, Asians, and Jews out of their fair opportunities. The key to success is working hard, excelling, and making oneself indispensable, just like the Rothschilds did. Asian Americans, in particular, face discrimination despite their hard work and honesty. Quotas have not led to actual gain and achievement, but instead perpetuate demands for reparations. Instead of relying on government handouts, individuals should beat the haters at their own game and find ways to succeed.
Breitbart: Report: More Than 17 Million Guns Sold in U.S. During 2022
A report shows that 17.4 million guns were sold in the U.S. in 2022, with California, Florida, and Texas witnessing the highest sales. Alaska, Montana, and Wyoming had the highest per-capita gun sales.
The American Spectator: Five Quick Things: The Delicious Denouement of Affirmative Action
The Supreme Court's decision to end affirmative action in America sparks emotional reactions from politicians and activists, with arguments over racism and opportunity. Some Democrats argue that eliminating affirmative action will harm black students' chances of admission to prestigious universities, while others point out the flawed assumptions underlying these arguments. Meanwhile, a thought experiment is proposed: what if race was eliminated altogether as a category in government? In other news, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s views on vaccines challenge the influence of big pharmaceutical companies, and Joe Biden's incoherence continues to raise concerns. , ,
#economy
Flag And Cross: Revolut Launches Robo-Advisor In The US, Positions Itself As A Holistic Financial Platform
Revolut, the fintech company, has launched a robo-advisor service in the U.S., expanding its financial services. The move allows U.S. investors to utilize Revolut's automated investment platform for portfolio management.
#religion
Breitbart: Bishops: Pro-Abortion Democrats in Congress ‘Grievously Distort the Faith’
United States bishops criticize 31 "Catholic" Democrats for justifying abortion advocacy with faith. Bishops declare that supporting abortion goes against the teachings and values of the Catholic Church.
#health
Townhall: Americans Have Never Been Less Threatened by 'Extreme Weather'
The Washington Post claims that extreme heat is the deadliest weather hazard in the US, but this is likely false. The number of weather-related deaths has significantly decreased over the past century, and only 0.1 death occurs for every 100,000 people. Additionally, the Post fails to mention the exact number of deaths caused by heat, which is around 700 per year, while drowning claims about 3,600 lives annually.
#crime
Breitbart: Alleged Intruder Found in Ditch After Homeowner Opens Fire
An alleged intruder was shot and killed by a Colorado Springs homeowner. The intruder, identified as 28-year-old William Zink, fled the house after being shot and was later found in a ditch. The police are investigating the incident to determine the homeowner's state of mind and any possible connection between the suspect and the homeowner.
Breitbart: Mexican Authorities ID Cartel Boss Behind Murder of Border State Journalist, Daughter
Mexican cartel leader charged for murder of journalist covering crime in Tamaulipas. Arano Rodriguez remains in custody.
#other
The Epoch Times: Expiry Dates, Restrictions Benefits of Central Bank Digital Currencies, Economist Tells WEF
The potential advantages of central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) include the programmability of units and the ability to attach expiry dates, allowing governments to restrict the purchase of certain items. However, there are concerns about the power and potential dangers this technology presents, including the impact on the integrity and independence of central banks. Expiry dates have been discussed by various central banks, and studies suggest they could be used as a monetary policy tool to stimulate consumption and prevent hoarding. Despite the interest in CBDCs, there is skepticism and opposition, with concerns about government control and surveillance. Some Federal Reserve officials have expressed doubt about the necessity of CBDCs, and legislation has been introduced to ban the issuance of a CBDC that could create an authoritarian-style digital currency. In countries that have already implemented CBDCs, adoption rates have been low, as many still prefer cash or mobile payments.
Townhall: Even Criminals Get Due Process. Why Don’t These Innocent Americans?
The Goldwater Institute is dedicated to promoting freedom in America through research and litigation. They are advocating for the protection of property rights in a case involving civil asset forfeiture. Lena Sutton's car was confiscated by Alabama police after her friend used it for illegal activities, even though she had no knowledge of the crime. The Supreme Court will decide whether police can hold property for months or years while a judge determines its confiscation.