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America First News
9 Jun 2023
#politics
American Thinker: 7 reasons to be highly skeptical of the legitimacy of the indictments of Trump
President Trump is indicted by the Justice Department on trumped-up charges timed to distract from allegations of a $5 million bribe by a foreign national paid to then-Vice President Biden. Members of Congress were also granted access to an FBI report on the same day. Some speculate that the indictment was deliberately drawn up to excuse Biden's violations of confidential document rules. This move is seen as a joint effort by the deep state, legacy media, and Democrats to weaken Trump's candidacy and solidify support among Republicans.
Fox News: Musk suggests Trump is being targeted after indictment: ‘Far higher interest in pursuing Trump' than others
Elon Musk tweets that the indictment of Donald Trump by the Department of Justice risks losing public trust due to differential enforcement. Trump responded on his social media platform, Truth Social, accusing the Biden Administration of hypocrisy and describing it as a dark day for the United States. The news has sent shock waves throughout the media world, with Fox News questioning whether Trump could seek a political solution and withdraw from the 2024 presidential race.
Fox News: Congress introduces bill aimed at PGA Tour-LIV Golf merger, Saudi Arabia 'sportswash'
Congressional Democrats have introduced the "No Corporate Tax Exemption for Professional Sports Act" after the surprise golf merger between the PGA Tour, the Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF), and DP World Tour. Rep. John Garamendi, D-Calif., stated that the Saudi government should be prevented from "sportswashing" its record of human rights abuses. Garamendi further criticizes the PGA's leadership which has allowed a foreign government, whose record is unconscionable, to take over an American sports league that will not pay federal corporate income tax.
Additionally, the 9/11 terrorist attacks and Khashoggi murder were brought up in reference to the PGA Tour's previous stance against the Saudi-backed league. Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., expressed disappointment over the merger and said that the PGA set aside all their human rights objections to make money. Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn. also criticized the deal as "blatant sportswashing," while 9/11 Families United Chair Terry Strada accused PGA Tour leaders of hypocrisy and greed. Overall, there are still uncertainties about the merger, prompting the government's intervention.
Fox News: NM may have issues sustaining its social programs once historic revenues dry up, analysts say
New Mexico's state budget numbers have exceeded expectations as they have seen historic revenues which have sustained spending on health care, education, and social programs. Lawmakers are advised to prepare for a future when energy markets may shift to renewable sources and to diversify the economy further. In the face of warning signs of a recession and potential bank failures, some have raised concerns that expanding social programs cannot be sustained in the long term, and lawmakers are tasked with deciding the most effective use of funding.
Experts predict that the diversification of New Mexico's economy will be necessary to prepare for a future when oil and gas revenues decline. Despite having a leading role in renewable and fossil fuels, the state's programs are difficult to sustain fully, prompting calls for continued environmentally conscious production. In the face of rapidly increasing inflation and political uncertainty affecting the national debt ceiling, lawmakers must assess their spending decisions, with some raising support for a tax overhaul that encourages growth and creates new revenue streams.
Fox News: Newsom’s homelessness insanity fails taxpayers
California's Housing First program, touted as a solution to homelessness by providing immediate low-barrier access to housing, has failed the state's homeless population. The program prioritizes providing housing to tenants regardless of their substance abuse issues or mental health concerns, without any requirements for sobriety or treatment compliance. Despite increasing funding over the years, homelessness rates have only continued to rise, with nearly one in three homeless individuals residing in California. Chronic homelessness has seen a 93% increase since the program's implementation in 2016, burdening communities with disastrous results. Taxpayers deserve accountability for the exorbitant amount of money being spent, and it's time to address the root causes of homelessness, including mental health and addiction.
The Federalist: It's Past Time For Republicans To Impeach Biden And All His Men
The indictment against Trump is a scam, a weaponization of America's legal system for political purposes to persecute Democrats' top enemy. Republicans need to act now and respond accordingly as this endangers the American constitutional order. Biden and his entire cabinet should be impeached and other strong political choices should be made to stop Democrats from turning the country into an authoritarian state. Biden and his administration have violated their oaths to the Constitution and have done nothing but openly attack, destroy, defame, and denounce it. This is a good start, but more needs to be done to stop the Democrats.
Red State: WATCH: Resolute Former President Trump Releases Video, 'I Am an Innocent Man'
Former President Trump proclaims his innocence in light of his upcoming indictment and arraignment for charges including espionage, obstruction, false statements, and conspiracy in a federal Miami courthouse on Tuesday. In a video statement released through the Trump War Room account, Trump accuses the Biden administration of being corrupt and interfering with the election, continuing what he calls the greatest witch hunt of all time. He asserts that he is innocent, and that the charges are a hoax, likening them to the previous "Russia, Russia, Russia" scandal.
The Federalist Papers: Watch: Former President Trump Responds to Indictment with Defiant Message
Former President Donald Trump denied federal grand jury charges in a video statement called the "boxes hoax," referring to past unsuccessful attempts to bring him down. Trump accused Democrats of trying to halt his successful presidential campaign through "warfare for the law" and criticized the weaponization of the Justice Department and FBI against him. He acknowledged the country's decline and vowed to fight the charges while thanking his supporters.
Spectator USA: Justice system types like prosecuting Trump because it makes them feel good
Trump faces another round of criminal charges, this time for hoarding classified documents. He protests his innocence and his team sends out fundraising emails, while Republicans question the timing of the news. Meanwhile, the media keeps covering Trump's legal battles, despite other potentially more interesting stories, such as allegations of Biden's involvement in a bribery scheme. The justice system's obsession with prosecuting Trump seems to be more about making themselves feel good than anything else.
Foreign Policy: Mexico’s Succession Race Kicks Off
Mexico's Morena party, led by President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, celebrates victory in the State of Mexico gubernatorial election, putting the party in control of over two-thirds of Mexico's states ahead of general elections in July 2024. López Obrador, who cannot run for reelection due to term limits, is playing a mediating role in Morena's candidate selection process, which has become the subject of fierce public attention after the weekend's election results. Mexican news outlets report that top hopefuls for Morena's nomination discussed draft ground rules for choosing Morena's next presidential candidate at a restaurant in Mexico City's historic center.
Leaked audio messages published by Colombian magazine Semana lead to the departures of two top officials in leftist President Gustavo Petro's government and prompt opposition lawmakers to call for a congressional probe into his campaign financing. Allegations of under-the-table cash and concerns over how Petro's campaign had been financed impacts his coalition's credibility. Petro's efforts to reform Colombia's health care and pension systems through Congress are temporarily suspended as a result of public outcry. Meanwhile, Brazil mourns the death of singer Astrud Gilberto, who helped make bossa nova music popular in the US with her rendition of "The Girl from Ipanema."
#economy
The Federalist Papers: Photos: Reporters Capture Disgraced Bud Light Exec for First Time Since Woke Marketing Failure
Anheuser-Busch executive Alissa Heinerscheid, responsible for partnering with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney, was spotted in New York City near her $8 million apartment but declined to comment on the market downfall of Bud Light following the partnership. Heinerscheid aimed to marketing Bud Light beyond its traditional blue-collar and male consumer demographic and criticized its association with "fratty, kind of out-of-touch humor" in an April interview. Anheuser-Busch announced Heinerscheid was taking a "leave of absence" as the boycott of Bud Light brewed in April, which cost the company a $27 billion loss to its market capitalization.
Forbes: Asian Private Equity Giant PAG To Invest Up To $200 Million In Indian Drugmaker
Hong Kong-based PAG is investing up to $200 million in Indian pharmaceutical company RK Pharma, which has a focus on complex injectables. RK Pharma's chairman Ravishanker Kovi said the investment would help ensure the company's growth plans, partnerships and the development and launching of innovative medicines. RK Pharma is PAG’s fifth India-focused private equity deal in recent years.
#culture
Fox News: Johnny Depp turns 60: Top transformations from 'Edward Scissorhands' to 'Pirates of the Caribbean'
Johnny Depp, who first appeared on-screen in 1984's "A Nightmare on Elm Street," turned 60 and recently premiered his new film at Cannes Film Festival, "Jeanne Du Barry." He has acted in transformational roles such as Edward Scissorhands, Captain Jack Sparrow in "Pirates of the Caribbean" franchise, Willy Wonka in "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," Sweeney Todd in "The Demon Barber of Fleet Street," the Mad Hatter in "Alice in Wonderland," vampire Barnabas Collins in "Dark Shadows," and Tonto in "The Lone Ranger."
Depp first got his big break starring in the FOX series, "21 Jump Street," where he played a young-looking police officer investigating crimes at a high school. Despite his success, Depp left the show to take on more serious roles.
#health
Fox News: Pro-life activist sues to end anti-protest zone around abortion clinics: 'unconstitutional'
Pro-life activist Wendy Faustin is challenging a 1993 "bubble law" in Denver that prohibits counseling women within 100 feet of an abortion clinic, claiming it violates her constitutional rights. Faustin, who has protested outside abortion clinics for decades, filed a lawsuit against Democrat Gov. Jared Polis and other officials in the U.S. District Court of Colorado. She argues that the law violates the First Amendment and her 14th Amendment right to equal protection and has made free speech outside abortion clinics "essentially impossible." The Supreme Court upheld Colorado’s bubble law in 2000 based on the argument that the law regulated where speech could occur and not the speech itself.
#sports
Forbes: New Kansas City Chiefs Acquisition Drue Tranquill Has Impressed During OTAs
Former Los Angeles Chargers linebacker Drue Tranquill has impressed his new team, the Kansas City Chiefs, during workouts in the offseason. Tranquill, who signed with the Chiefs for $3 million, amassed 146 tackles, five sacks and four passes defended last season. Kansas City was already well equipped in the linebacker position, but Tranquill’s value was too good to pass up. He has impressed new teammates such as safety Justin Reid, who signed with the team as a free agent last year. The Chiefs spent their final week of organized team activities focusing on their AFC West opponents, including the Los Angeles Chargers.
Forbes: FC Barcelona Reportedly Ready To Make New Amrabat Offer, Sell Eric Garcia
FC Barcelona plan to make a fresh offer for Sofyan Amrabat, the Qatar 2022 and Fiorentina star. The Catalans need a new defensive midfielder after Sergio Busquets' departure, and are willing to offer €15 million plus €4 million in variables and Eric Garcia in exchange for Amrabat. The midfielder is likely to sign a five-term contract and would form a double pivot with Frenkie de Jong in Xavi Hernandez's four-man midfield. Rumors also suggest that Barcelona may sign another midfielder, such as Ilkay Gundogan from Manchester City.
#other
Fox News: PETA calls for Belmont Stakes to be postponed over air quality concerns from Canadian wildfire smoke
Wildfires in Canada have prompted several sports teams to postpone games due to unhealthy smoke covering the northeast U.S. PETA has urged officials to postpone horse racing in New York because of air quality, calling for cancellation if air conditions persist. New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has stated that the Belmont Stakes could be cancelled if the air quality index on Saturday exceeds 200. The event will face additional veterinary examination for horses. PETA opposes the event, citing danger to the horses and people from harmful air quality.