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America First News
4 Jul 2023
#illegals
Townhall: Angel Mom: DeSantis Will Stop the Invasion and Secure Our Border
Joe Biden's administration has left the southern border in shambles, resulting in millions of illegal aliens entering the US, including criminals and suspected terrorists. Border patrol lacks the necessary resources to effectively do their job. The border wall remains unfinished, allowing Mexican drug cartels to traffic humans and drugs. This crisis has touched the lives of many Americans, including my own as an Angel Mother. Governor DeSantis promises to end illegal entries, build the wall, and implement stronger border security measures. With his track record of getting things done, he offers hope for change.
#politics
Front Page Magazine: The Recent Supreme Court Decisions: A Toast With a Cautionary Word
Recent Supreme Court decisions have overturned Roe v. Wade and deemed affirmative action unconstitutional, signaling a return to conservative values. The emergence of a conservative court, led by President Trump, has sparked anger and retaliation from the Left. However, one miss in their decisions is the Court's ruling on Moore v. Harper, which undermines the concept of Federalism and State Sovereignty. The misinterpretation of the 14th Amendment has plagued our laws and freedoms for decades. Despite these challenges, we must fight each day to protect our liberties.
The Epoch Times: NRA Sues Biden Admin Over 'Unlawful' ATF Final Rule on Pistol Stabilizing Brace
The NRA is intervening in a legal challenge against the pistol brace rule implemented by the ATF. The rule regulates pistols with stabilizing braces. The NRA argues that the rule infringes on the rights of gun owners and requests a preliminary injunction.
Breitbart: Brendan Buck: DeSantis Pride Month Ad 'Not the Future of the Republican Party'
Former advisers to House Speakers John Boehner and Paul Ryan, Brendan Buck, criticize Governor Ron DeSantis's Pride Month campaign ad, saying it does not represent the future of the Republican Party. They argue that the party has progressed on LGBTQ+ issues and that this ad is a strategic move by DeSantis to stir controversy and highlight his enemies on the left. While it may be a short-term strategy, they believe it makes no sense for someone trying to position themselves as a credible alternative to Donald Trump.
Townhall: Stop Calling Everyone Grifters
There's a trend of accusing people on the right of being grifters, but not all of them are. Many activists rely on income from their work to support their political efforts. It's unfair to label them as grifters just because they try to sell themselves and their work.
Front Page Magazine: Patriotism Under Siege
This Fourth of July, our nation's birth and principles are doubted and disdained. Patriotism is besieged by dangerous developments at home and abroad. Anti-patriotic sentiments have infiltrated our society, culture, and government. Restoring patriotism will be a difficult task, but we can still celebrate the enduring strength of our Constitution and the power of democratic elections.
The American Spectator: Are the Bidens a Crime Family?
President Joe Biden and his son, Hunter, are allegedly involved in influence-peddling and bribery. Evidence includes threatening text messages from Hunter to a Chinese businessman, testimony from IRS whistleblowers, and emails suggesting Joe Biden's involvement. There are denials and attempts to protect the Bidens from Attorney General Merrick Garland and the FBI.
Breitbart: Van Jones: DeSantis Is 'Worse Than Trump,' Anybody 'on His Bandwagon Should Apologize'
Van Jones criticized Ron DeSantis for his Pride Month campaign video, saying he is worse than Donald Trump because DeSantis wants to punish Trump for reaching out to African-American and gay voters. Jones believes DeSantis is trying to undermine criminal justice reform and the positive actions Trump took.
The American Spectator: The Left Does Not Believe in the Rule of Law
The Left disregards the concept of law, caring more about their perception of what's right. Brian Broome's critique of Supreme Court rulings is based on his belief that the court values certain people over others. This divisive rhetoric demonstrates a dangerous trend in our politics.
Breitbart: FNC's Turley: SCOTUS Gave Biden a 'Huge Victory on Immigration,' But Dems Are Still Attacking It Because It Blocked Loan 'Authoritarianism'
Fox News contributor Jonathan Turley criticizes Democrats in Congress for attacking the legitimacy of the Supreme Court and demanding structural changes. Turley highlights the court's recent decision on immigration and its refusal to allow President Biden to bypass Congress on student loans. He argues that the court's actions uphold congressional authority and that Biden's decision to go it alone reflects authoritarianism. Turley also points out that despite the court delivering victories to the left, some members still want to pack the court for a liberal majority.
#society
Townhall: Not for Sale: God's Children
In 1852, "Uncle Tom's Cabin" and the efforts of William Wilberforce brought attention to the human cost of slavery. In 2023, child sex trafficking is a prevalent form of modern-day slavery. The movie "Sound of Freedom" aims to expose this issue and inspire action.
The American Spectator: The Greatest Generation Is Leaving Us
The lament for the loss of America's greatest generation and the fading fabric of society, with the belief that life has become too easy and self-absorbed. The problem is twofold; society has lost its virtues and the generation has failed to build and bind the nation as the Greatest Generation did.
Front Page Magazine: ‘Moms for Liberty’ Score Major Victory
The culture wars escalate post Pride month as Philadelphia experiences the aftermath. A special Pride edition newspaper features articles on LGBTQ+ events in Kyiv and an op-ed criticizing Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for his views on transgender athletes. Protests erupt ahead of the Moms for Liberty convention, with activists advocating for the removal of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis from receiving an award at the Union League. Philadelphia continues to face divisive cultural and political battles.
Spectator USA: Don’t deprive Americans of July 4 fireworks
Fireworks are a cherished tradition on the Fourth of July, but their future may be threatened due to environmental and health concerns. Some municipalities are exploring alternatives like laser light shows and drone displays. While the dangers associated with fireworks should be taken seriously, the risks to human health and the environment are manageable and the joy and patriotism they evoke should not be sacrificed.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: New Zealand Beware of Complying With Dictatorship Demands
Chinese leader Xi Jinping's sensitivity to being called a "dictator" is evident through the Chinese Communist Party's outraged response to US President Joe Biden's description. While China is not democratic and Xi holds all power, CCP officials have invented the term "whole of government democracy" to justify their control. New Zealand's dependence on Chinese trade has led Prime Minister Chris Hipkins to avoid agreeing with Biden's observation, reinforcing the nation's submission to the CCP. The country's inadequate defense forces and increasing economic reliance on China pose a threat to New Zealand's independence.
#history
Fox News: On this day in history, July 4, 1802, the U.S. Military Academy opens at West Point
The U.S. Military Academy at West Point was founded in 1802 and has trained officers for the United States Army since then. General Knox proposed the idea in 1776 and it was supported by Washington and Hamilton. Thomas Jefferson established the academy in 1802 as president of the United States. The academy offers a balanced education in the arts and sciences and aims to develop cadets intellectually, physically, militarily, and morally. The motto of the academy is "Duty, Honor, Country."
#crime
The Epoch Times: California Deploys 101 New Highway Patrol Officers, Recruiting Push Underway
California Governor Gavin Newsom announces the graduation of 101 new California Highway Patrol officers as part of the state's efforts to expand its police force. The officers will be deployed to various locations, including San Francisco, to combat crime and drug overdose deaths. State officials are increasing the number of officers to address drug abuse and crime in major cities. The cadets undergo rigorous training at the academy and are committed to improving public safety. The state is actively recruiting suitable candidates to meet its goal of increasing the police force.
#sports
Forbes: Message Of Support Laid Out For Lionesses Flying To Women’s World Cup
The England women's national team, known as the Lionesses, are flying to Australia for the Women's World Cup. KIND Snacks, the official partners of the team, unveiled a massive message of support measuring 100m by 20m on the Heathrow flight path. Former players like Faye White and Rachel Yankey left their own messages of encouragement.
#outdoors
The Great Lakes Fisherman: ODJ TV YouTube Channel Episode 40: Mexico Cave Dive
Angelo ventures into the treacherous Mexican jungle for an adventurous cave dive.
#other
Breitbart: Former Anheuser-Busch Prez: CEO Should Resign over Bud Light Disaster
Former Anheuser-Busch president Anson Frericks has called for the resignation of current CEO Brendan Whitworth due to Bud Light's decline in the marketplace following a failed partnership with transgender TikTok star Dylan Mulvaney. Frericks believes that the company's weak response to the controversy and failure to address the problem has caused a growing gap between Bud Light and its consumers. He argues that unless the company takes action, sales will continue to decline, leading to potential layoffs.