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America First News
18 Aug 2023
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#politics
PJ Media: If Republicans Are Going to Cower in the Face of Opposition, They Don't Stand a Chance in 2024
In a podcast, it was suggested that Trump has a slight edge over Biden in the General Election, but polling data should be taken with caution. The Left and Right have different theories on Trump's chances, and the California GOP seems to be making changes to their platform to appease a changing environment.
Elizabeth Marbach, a former Trump campaign staffer, was fired after expressing her beliefs on Twitter. Republican Representative Max Miller criticized her tweet, but was later forced to apologize. The incident highlights the tension between religious freedom and expression within the party.
#society
Human Events: POSO & DARREN BEATTIE reveal massive ‘government incompetence’
during Maui fires with survival expert Joe Rieck
Jack Posobiec and Joe Rieck discuss the fires in Maui and the need for emergency preparedness due to government incompetence. They highlight the importance of education and basic necessities in the face of collapsing systems and the disintegration of societal structure. They also touch on the failing electric grid in South Africa and its potential impact on wildfires. The conversation emphasizes the need for individuals to take more responsibility in times of crises, as the government becomes increasingly incapable. The guests also discuss the lack of skills and crumbling infrastructure in the United States.
Fox News: Maui company says request for water to fight wildfire delayed several hours while gov't consulted with farmers
A Hawaiian company's request for water to combat a wildfire was delayed while a government agency consulted with local farmers, causing devastating losses. The delay was allegedly due to the agency's focus on "water equity." The company and the government have not made direct connections between the delay and "water equity," but there has been criticism regarding the agency's comments on the matter.
Forbes: Maui Wildfires: FEMA Approves More Than $5.6 Million For 2,000 Households—Including Rent And Hotel Payments
FEMA approves $5.6 million relief for Maui residents affected by deadly wildfires. Funding includes rental assistance and one-time payment of $700 per household for immediate needs. FEMA will establish a disaster recovery center at University of Hawaii Maui College.
The Imaginative Conservative: Freedom, Western Tradition, & "The Unbroken Thread"
In "The Unbroken Thread," Sohrab Ahmari argues that too much freedom can be a form of slavery. He explores the limitations of enlightenment liberal assumptions and questions whether Western culture's emphasis on individual autonomy truly leads to meaningful lives. Ahmari urges a re-engagement with tradition and the cultivation of virtue as a path to true freedom.
#foreignaffairs
National Review: The Corner: Ramaswamy’s Foreign-Policy Roulette
GOP presidential aspirant Vivek Ramaswamy's bewildering foreign-policy stances and lack of long-term commitment raise concerns about his suitability for the presidency. His proposal to appease Russia in exchange for ending its alliance with China and rejoining the START nuclear treaty is unrealistic and ignores the complexities of international relations. Similarly, his transactional approach to Taiwan and Israel reveals a lack of understanding of the strategic importance of these alliances. America needs a leader with thoughtful, consistent, and principled foreign policy.
#economy
Newsbusters: Are Corporations Abandoning ESG? Report Gives Answers
Mentions of "ESG" on earnings calls of S&P 500 companies are decreasing, suggesting a reaction to stockholders who prioritize profits over left-wing ideology. The number of companies citing "ESG" has declined in four of the past five quarters, with a 23% decrease in Q1 2023 compared to Q4 2022. S&P Global has dropped ESG scores from its debt risk assessment calculation, punishing companies that do not adhere to left-wing policies with higher borrowing costs. This information will now only be provided in narrative form.
#crime
Fox News: Desperate attempt to save struggling Texas beer brewery turns deadly as owner's plot backfires
A Texas financial advisor and insurance agent, Keith Ashley, has been sentenced to life in prison for killing a client and stealing money from others to support his brewery. Ashley drugged and fatally shot his client, Jim Seegan, to gain control of his finances. He then used the stolen money to fund his struggling brewery business.
The Blaze: Maryland police link DNA from Rachel Morin murder suspect to Los Angeles home invasion and assault of young girl
Maryland police link Rachel Morin's murder suspect to a man accused of assaulting a young girl in LA. Morin was found dead with severe head trauma. The suspect left DNA at the crime scene, matching the DNA of the LA home invasion suspect. Police believe the suspect acted alone and are working with the FBI to track him down.
#sports
Forbes: Bill O’Brien Sees A Quick Study In August New England Patriots Addition Ezekiel Elliott
Ezekiel Elliott, a highly experienced running back, has signed a one-year deal with the New England Patriots. The Patriots were in search of a veteran player to complement their starting running back. Elliott's contract is worth a maximum of $6 million with incentives.
#outdoors
Skilled Survival: Best Survival Multitools Useful For Everyday Carry & Survival
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Forbes: Sustainability In Australian Soccer Part 3: Vasse Soccer Club Wants To Be Like Forest Green Rovers
Vasse, a small town in Western Australia, is feeling the effects of climate change. Water scarcity, sea level rise, and extreme weather are major issues. Vasse Soccer Club is committed to sustainability, embedding it into club management. They are inspired by Forest Green Rovers and are taking steps to reduce their contribution to climate change. They are working on minimizing impact, environmental protection, education, sustainable procurement, and continual improvement. The club is collaborating with local biodiversity consultants and the City of Busselton to build a sustainable sports pavilion. Despite rising building costs, the club is fundraising and seeking grants to complete the project. The club is also measuring its carbon footprint for the first time and implementing various sustainable practices. They are working with experts and government tools to reduce their contribution to climate change. The club's commitment to sustainability is being recognized, and they are hosting workshops on environmental sustainability for players and staff. Vasse Soccer Club is a small but determined club striving to make a lasting impact in the face of climate change.
Flag And Cross: 'Rich Men North of Richmond' Becomes Cultural Watershed Moment as Rap Remix Takes Off
Country singer Oliver Anthony has captured the world with his hit ballad "Rich Men North of Richmond." The song tackles government corruption and themes of elitism, resonating with people globally. Rappers like Gucci Mane and Raymond Lott have shown interest in collaborating with Anthony.