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7 Jun 2023
#illegals
Breitbart: NYC Mayor May Open His Residence to Migrants, Not Homeless New Yorkers
NYC Mayor Eric Adams may open Gracie Mansion to house a few families of border crossers & illegal aliens, following a plan to pay New Yorkers to house them. This offer comes after no such offer was made to the city’s homeless residents, with almost 70,000 homeless residents in its shelter system alone. Illegal immigration is costing NYC taxpayers $5m daily and is expected to cost $4.2bn over the next two years.
The Right Scoop: Gavin Newsom threatens Gov DeSantis with kidnapping charges over migrant flights, but DeSantis PROVES allegation is absurd
California Governor Newsom accused Governor DeSantis of kidnapping illegals and flying them to his state, but today the DeSantis administration provided video proof that the migrants went voluntarily, gave consent, and celebrated their arrival. The migrants were safely flown by a contractor to a NGO in California.
Breitbart: Border Crosser Accused of Murder One Day After DHS Freed Him into U.S.
A Venezuelan man accused of murdering a Honduran woman was arrested in Texas after being released into the US by Biden's DHS
#politics
Red State: McCarthy's Debt Ceiling Fallout: House Freedom Caucus Creates Procedural Blockade, Stalls Republican Agenda
A group of House Freedom Caucus members disrupted the Republican Party's agenda to pass a bill on gas stoves, staging a protest vote that caught senior Republicans off guard. The action is seen by some as the initial stage of a conservative campaign to undermine Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s leadership unless he fulfills commitments made to secure the Speakership seat in January. At the heart of the dispute is an allegation by Rep. Andrew Clyde that GOP leaders had threatened to derail his bill to repeal a Biden administration gun regulation unless he supported advancing last week’s debt deal. The rebel conservatives also indicated that they have not ruled out attempting to oust McCarthy.
After nearly an hour of efforts to address the confrontation with their conservative faction, senior Republicans were caught off guard by Republican members of the House Freedom Caucus staging a protest vote to block party efforts to pass a bill safeguarding gas stoves. The “rebel conservatives” are likely to continue to disrupt proceedings and openly expressed their discontent with the Republican Party's leadership. The protest vote and procedural stalling are seen as part of a conservative campaign to undermine Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s leadership, and the tensions between his team and the House Freedom Caucus are said to be continuing.
Foreign Policy: Why Beijing Won’t Engage With Washington
U.S. and China engage in hostile exchanges at the Shangri-La Dialogue; China rebuffs Biden administration's overtures and doesn't believe U.S. outreach is sincere. Chinese officials see conspiracies or policies guided by underlying hostility toward China and the CCP takes U.S. promotion of democracy as part of so-called color revolution plots. In Hong Kong, the police bans public commemoration of the June 4, 1989, Tiananmen Square massacre, erasing historical memory. China's pro-natalist policies gather steam, with family-planning staff tasked with convincing women to have more babies, while property slump in China's big cities affects post-pandemic economic recovery.
Flag And Cross: Fox News Host Apologizes for Off-Color Joke About Chris Christie: 'I Deeply Regret It'
Fox News anchor John Roberts apologized on air for making a comment about former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie’s weight while discussing Christie’s entry into the 2024 Republican primary. Roberts compared GOP voters to two “milkshake” pools, with one representing Trump voters and the other representing people who will consider voting for another candidate, and said that Christie, judging by his physical stature, could drink a lot of milkshake. Roberts later appeared alone to apologize. Christie will begin his candidacy polling at one percent, while former President Donald Trump polls currently at 56 percent.
The Right Scoop: CNN runs ‘shocking’ segment on Governor DeSantis and Justice Clarence Thomas
CNN reported on Governor DeSantis and Justice Clarence Thomas' "close ties". The report shows that DeSantis called Thomas the greatest living justice and gave him a bear hug. The report has little substance, but the left is trying to stir up outrage about the relationship between the two conservative figures.
#society
National Review: Philip Howard Wants Public-Sector Unions to Let Government Work
Public-sector unions have negotiated procedural protections that make accountability impossible; the lack of accountability has made government unmanageable and unaffordable. Public-sector workers are allowed to unionize in the federal government and in 38 states, but this privilege has become detrimental to society. The taxpayers have been forced to pay the burden of work rules and unmanageability that conservatively wastes half the money, and the unions have become entrenched, with tens of millions of dollars spent to get political power. The public-employee associations have been angling for power ever since public employment became permanent after the spoils system was replaced by the civil-service system.
The Blaze: Watch host get pissed as guest calmly says biological facts
2024 Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy affirms that gender is binary during a recent appearance on NBC’s "Meet the Press" with Chuck Todd. Todd cites scientific research indicating gender is a spectrum. Ramaswamy disagrees and argues gender dysphoria is a mental health disorder, and it's not compassionate to affirm that it is a spectrum. Dave Rubin praises Ramaswamy's "clean, clear explanation."
#war
Foreign Policy: Attack on Ukraine Dam Sparks Blame Game
An explosion caused the Kakhovka dam, controlled by Russia, to rupture and flood into southern Ukraine, leading to accusations from both sides as to who was responsible. At-risk flooding zones have left officials scrambling to evacuate thousands of civilians, and there is concern about the breach's impact on the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. Iran has unveiled its first domestically made hypersonic missile, "Fattah," which it claims can bypass the most advanced anti-ballistic missile system of the United States and the Israeli Iron Dome. The US government suspects Russia is responsible for the Kakhovka dam bursting, and the International Atomic Energy Agency is closely monitoring the situation for nuclear safety risks.
Breitbart: White House: More Ukraine Money Not Necessary Now, Probably Later
The Biden admin expects Congress to provide more taxpayer funds to aid Ukraine in the future, despite House Speaker Kevin McCarthy's comments that a Senate package for supplemental aid to Ukraine is not going anywhere. The allocated $113 billion will be used to defend Ukraine's east border, but the administration expects increased funds beyond this fiscal year.
#economy
The Federalist Papers: Desperate Bud Light Now Enlisting Model Agency to Help the Suffering Woke Brand
Bud Light has hired a modeling agency to enlist the services of young women aged 21 to 30 to market the brand at bars in Salt Lake City. The brand has been boycotted nationally for three months after validating transgender activist claims. Parent company AB InBev has lost billions of dollars in the wake of the crisis and risks having its products replaced on store shelves. The models, hired for $32.50 an hour to distribute “swag”, were required to send a headshot, a resume, social media account links and availability.
#religion
The Blaze: 'Sheer tyranny': Man arrested after trying to quote Bible to Pride-rally attendees — who applaud when he's put in handcuffs
A Christian man in Reading, Pennsylvania was arrested during the first annual Reading Pride March & Rally after chanting Bible verses at the event. Damon Atkins was arrested after he ignored officer's warning not to yell comments at the event. A court document provided to the Lancaster Patriot showed that Atkins was charged with “Disorderly Conduct Engage in Fighting.”
The Federalist Papers: Exclusive Report: Fox Bans Judge Jeanine from Christian News Show That Attacked Voting Machines
FOX News host Judge Jeanine Pirro withdrew from a Christian commentary show, “Flashpoint,” that was to be held in Ohio. Gene Bailey, the show’s host, said FOX News apparently made Pirro withdraw from the “Flashpoint Live” event that was being held at the Faith Life Church. Some suggested that Fox News ordered the move because “Flashpoint” has criticized the 2020 election. However, Fox has not yet made any comment on the issue.
#sports
Forbes: Pro Golfers Caught Off-Guard By Stunning PGA Tour, LIV Unification
The PGA Tour, DP World Tour, and Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund have partnered in a new for-profit entity to unify professional men's golf. The PGA Tour retains its tax-exempt status and will continue to run its own events, but becomes part of the new entity alongside LIV Golf and DP World Tour, with PIF as the exclusive investor. The partnership seeks to promote "team golf" and attract players back to the PGA Tour after leaving for LIV.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Types of Reels: Which Is Right for Your Next Fishing Trip?
Choosing the right fishing reel is crucial for success. There are four main types to consider: spincast, spinning, low-profile baitcasting, and round-profile baitcasting. Spincast reels are great for beginners and kids, while spinning reels are easy to use and suitable for a wide range of fish. Low-profile baitcasting reels offer high performances, but require more practice to operate. Round-profile baitcasting reels are tougher, hold more line, and are great for big fish in deep water or saltwater.
#other
Forbes: Why BTS’s Jungkook Should Release His Debut Album In July
BTS member Jungkook may release his debut solo album next month, with a real possibility that he could begin the promotional process. July presents a favorable opportunity for Jungkook to shine as a solo artist, with a relatively open month in terms of major releases, providing him with a chance to garner attention and possibly even secure the No. 1 spot on the Billboard 200 albums chart.
By releasing his debut album in July, Jungkook can separate himself from the BTS brand and solidify his own artistic identity, establishing his individual identity and showcasing his unique talent. In the competitive music industry, timing is crucial. Waiting too long to release his debut album may result in a crowded field with his fellow BTS stars, making it challenging for him to stand out as a K-pop soloist. Seizing the window of opportunity is essential, and releasing his album in July when major releases are relatively sparse gives Jungkook a better chance to capture attention and make a significant impact on the charts.
Flag And Cross: Mystery Health Issue Explored As Cause of Plane Crash That Killed Trump Donors' Family, Scrambled F-16s
Private plane crashes in Virginia, killing the pilot and three passengers. The theory suggests that they died of hypoxia, as the plane reportedly flew up to 34,000 feet without any communication before crashing. Investigators are searching for the "black boxes" to determine the cause of cabin depressurization and why the pilot was unable to put on his oxygen mask before passing out. The plane was registered to Encore Motors, and passengers included the owner's daughter, granddaughter, and their nanny. The owner of Encore Motors is a Republican supporter.
Red State: Second Amendment Victory: Court Protects Gun Rights for Non-Violent Offender
The 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in favor of Bryan Range, allowing him to possess firearms despite a non-violent conviction. The ruling reinforces individual liberty and constitutional rights for those convicted of non-violent offenses.