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America First News
6 Jun 2023
#politics
American Thinker: Colorado Democrats Play Tax Games
Colorado Governor Polis and Democrat legislators are proposing a ballot measure for November 2023, Proposition HH, that would ask voters to give up TABOR refunds they are due to get a little property tax relief. The bill refers Proposition HH to the November 2023 ballot in the hopes of slightly reducing property taxes and then backfilling the government from surplus dollars used to give citizens TABOR refunds. The measure has come under fire for being unclear and unconstitutional, with 12 counties joining a lawsuit filed by the president of Advance Colorado. A coalition of 12 organizations, including Americans for Prosperity-Colorado and the TABOR Committee, has also formed to fight the proposition, claiming that it uses taxpayers’ own TABOR refunds as a bait and switch to support Prop HH and eliminate refunds.
#society
The Epoch Times: Mississippi Republicans Demand LGBT Pride Flag Be Removed From Veterans Affairs Cemetery
Republican lawmakers in Mississippi are calling on the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to remove an LGBT Pride flag on Biloxi Veterans Affairs property as a "political stunt". The GOP lawmakers said they believed the flag hanging outside the Biloxi VA Medical Center and Biloxi National Cemetery was disrespectful to veterans during Pride Month. The flag was added to a display of American flags at the front of the hospital and cemetery campus to celebrate the month. It is unclear how many VA facilities and cemeteries are flying a Pride flag across the state of Mississippi.
Fox News: Woke Target's $15B 'stunning collapse' should be a warning to CEOs: 'Shark Tank' star
Corporate boards are scrutinizing how Target mishandled social controversies that led to a $15 billion loss in market cap, according to investor Kevin O'Leary. Despite the need for companies to support diversity, there is concern that they may lose sight of customers, employees and shareholders. Many boards do not understand the potential risks inherent in an age of uncontrolled social media communication, said O'Leary, calling for a committee on media and communications. Diversity officers will remain an important factor in corporate boards, but O'Leary suggested that target had not fully understood the ramifications of its philanthropic allocations.
#economy
American Thinker: Next Up: The Age of the Builder
Dominic Cummings speculates on whether the entrepreneurial elite can rescue Britain from the "clown show" of politics or whether they will retreat into walled gardens. He references Marc Andreessen's idea of building a decentralized system outside of the bureaucracy's control to address the smug complacency and unwillingness to build seen throughout Western life. Andreessen's call to "build" pertains not only to software but to the physical world, with some of the most disruptive companies remaking it using software at their core. Cummings also discusses the fake narratives perpetuated by politics, noting that all stories are fake but we still like them until we don't and decide we want a new fake narrative.
#culture
Newsbusters: Multiple NFL Teams Use Twitter Accounts To Push LGBT Agenda
NFL teams like Washington Commanders and Detroit Lions show support for Pride Month with rainbow-colored logos, pride-themed wallpapers, and invitations to fans to join local parades in celebration of the resilience of the LGBTQ+ community. Other teams like Houston Texans, Buffalo Bills, Los Angeles Chargers, Philadelphia Eagles, Minnesota Vikings, Arizona Cardinals, and Seattle Seahawks join the growing list of NFL teams showing similar support.
Forbes: The James Beard Award Winners Of 2023
The James Beard Awards, culinary world’s Oscars, highlighted the chefs, bartenders, and restaurants that make American dining exceptional. The foundation sought to ensure diversity and inclusivity, with over 80% of the thirty winners being people of color.
#health
Washington Free Beacon: Fauci Praised 'Competent, Trustworthy Scientists' in Wuhan. His Own Agency Said They Needed Ethics Training Over 'Research Misconduct.'
Dr. Fauci dismissed concerns of gain-of-function research by Chinese scientists as trustworthy, but his agency also funded ethics training for Chinese scientists due to research misconduct. The National Institutes of Health granted $300,000 in 2019 to "strengthen research integrity" at Chinese research institutions, indicating "research misconduct" and "publication fraud." The grant contradicts Fauci's comments to Congress, insisting that Wuhan Institute of Virology scientists were competent and trustworthy and did not use US funds for gain-of-function research. The Chinese government's refusal to participate in an international investigation into COVID-19's origins and warnings from US science diplomats about safety and management issues at the Wuhan lab add to skeptics' concerns.
#sports
Forbes: FIFA Under-20 World Cup 2023: Semi-Finalists Have Chance To Make History
Four surprise teams, Uruguay, Israel, Italy, and South Korea, will compete in the FIFA Under-20 World Cup semi-finals, as South American powerhouses Argentina and Brazil were both eliminated. Uruguay, who kept four clean sheets, will face first-time participant Israel, who produced the shock of the tournament by beating Brazil 3-2 in the quarter-finals. Italy, with the tournament’s top scorer, Cesare Casadei, will play against South Korea, who have advanced with a counter-attacking strategy. One of these four teams will be crowned world under-20 champions on June 11 in La Plata.
Forbes: FC Barcelona Set To Receive Huge Television Money Boost
FC Barcelona will reportedly receive over $100 million in television rights money thanks to winning La Liga. This much-needed financial boost comes at a time when they are facing pressure to shed €200 million ($214 million) from their wage bill in order to register new players while also balancing their books. The total amount of television rights money is around €95 million ($101.5 million), roughly €7 million ($7.5 million) more than rivals Real Madrid will receive.
#other
American Thinker: When fake dire climate predictions turn out to be wrong, they just come up with new scare tactics
The drought in California ended naturally with record rain and snowfall, which was not predicted. Climate alarmists' predictions are a massive scare and fraud, aimed to control trillions of dollars and eliminate our quality of life and freedom.