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America First News
5 Jul 2023
#politics
American Thinker: Working around Kamala
Joe Biden's fitness for a second term is doubtful, creating a challenge for the Democrats who need an appealing replacement candidate. Kamala Harris's ineptitude makes her an obstacle, and the Democrats' grip on power is at stake. The party lacks talent and relies too heavily on media hype. While Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is a serious challenger, his non-conformity may limit his chances. Biden's potential comeback relies on roping in young voters with student loan forgiveness. However, his corruption and incompetency are becoming more apparent, and public skepticism is growing towards manufactured hysteria and tyrannical energy bans. The upcoming political contests are highly anticipated.
Liberty Nation: Bracing for the GOP Primary
In a crowded field of Republican primary candidates, we question their true intentions - are they running for the top spot or merely participating in a political beauty pageant?
American Thinker: It’s the General Election, Stupid
By 2024, the Democrats' control over America could become irreversible. The swing states will determine the outcome of the election. The 2020 exit polls showed that Biden had the support of key demographics. The 2022 mid-terms demonstrated that opposition to former President Trump influenced voters. Trump must focus on winning the battleground states to secure the presidency in 2024. There are concerns about cheating determining the outcome of the election. Both Trump and DeSantis need a plan to increase support among independent and youth voters, as well as address cheating and fraud.
Newsbusters: Column: Suddenly, Hunter Biden's 'Love Child' Is Front-Page News
The New York Times finally acknowledges Hunter Biden's daughter on its front page. The article highlights a child-support settlement and downplays any media attention. The Times also defends Biden's image as a devoted family man while dismissing Republican focus on the scandals. The media's biased coverage is exposed.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russia’s occupation authorities get cholera jabs amid rising infections – Ukraine military
In the occupied cities of Skadovsk and Henichesk, Russia secretly vaccinates members of its occupation administrations against cholera. The disease outbreak is worsened by the destruction of the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant.
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine confirms destruction of Russian ammo depot in occupied Makiivka
Russian Aggression
Ukrainian military destroys Russian rocket warehouse in Makiivka. Secondary detonations and rocket firings observed. Buildings damaged, one person killed. Russian occupation forces control the city.
#foreignaffairs
Flag And Cross: Xi Jinping Personally Warned Putin Against Using Nuclear Weapons In Ukraine
Chinese President Xi Jinping warned Russian President Vladimir Putin against the use of nuclear weapons in Ukraine during a state visit to Moscow in March. Chinese officials have claimed credit for persuading Putin to back away from threats of using nuclear weapons. While China has expressed opposition to nuclear weapons in Ukraine, some are skeptical given Xi's close relationship with Putin. However, Xi's warning has raised hopes among Ukrainian allies that China may take concrete actions to dissuade Russia from using nuclear weapons.
#economy
National Review: Bidenomics Spin vs. Economic Reality
President Biden's claims of economic gains are falling short with the American public. Inflation has actually risen under his administration, and the decline in the inflation rate is misleading. The Federal Reserve's increase in interest rates, not Biden's policies, has slowed inflation. The consequences, such as bank failures and difficulty obtaining loans, are putting additional economic pressure on Americans. Despite Biden's claims of higher wages, real average hourly earnings have actually declined. Americans are feeling the effects of inflation and are becoming poorer under Bidenomics.
National Review: Can America Avoid China’s Local-Government Debt Trap?
U.S. state and local government financial conditions are better than China's due to transparency standards. U.S. debt is 12% of GDP, while China's local government debt is estimated at 32% of GDP, excluding hidden debt. U.S. municipal bond market lacks financial information compared to corporate securities markets, and the use of CUSIP numbers restricts access to information. The Financial Data Transparency Act (FDTA) could solve these problems by transitioning to open reporting formats and unique identifiers. Municipal market leaders should embrace these reforms to improve transparency standards.
#culture
National Review: Hamilton’s Hollow Holiday
Disney is releasing a sing-along version of the hit musical Hamilton, as part of their political agenda to indoctrinate through culture. The show's multiracial cast and subversive hip-hop score promote progressive discord and celebrate power and ruthlessness, rather than virtue.
#education
Washington Free Beacon: 'Building an Antiracist America': Top Pennsylvania School District Pushes Teachers To Infuse Critical Race Theory Into Their Lessons
The Pittsburgh Public Schools in Pennsylvania are promoting critical race theory through "racial equity learning resources" that argue America is systemically racist and condemn merit-based policies as "rooted in whiteness." These resources include curriculum materials developed from critical race theorist Ibram X. Kendi's book, which state that America's government is emblematic of racism and that meritocracy and the American dream narrative are rooted in whiteness. These efforts align with Pennsylvania Democrats' changes to state standards for teachers and have sparked concerns among parents and lawmakers.
#sports
Forbes: Women’s World Cup: Five France Players To Watch
Five key players to watch for France in the 2023 Women's World Cup: Wendie Renard, Amandine Henry, Eugenie Le Sommer, Kadidiatou Diani, and Grace Geyoro.
Fox News: NASCAR's Bubba Wallace takes aim at those unwilling to change as sport ups inclusiveness, welcoming efforts
NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace promotes diversity and inclusion in the sport, hosting an event in Chicago to engage the Black community. He acknowledges that some fans resist change but focuses on convincing those who are open to it. Wallace finishes 31st in a race affected by bad weather, while Shane van Gisbergen claims victory. Despite the challenges, Wallace remains focused on the playoffs and his pursuit of inclusivity.
#other
The Epoch Times: Beachgoer sees giant pacific octopus washed up on beach in Oregon—decides to do something heroic
A beached giant octopus is rescued by Haystack Rock Awareness Program (HRAP) staff along the Oregon Coast. The octopus, still alive, is coaxed back into deeper pools.