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America First News
10 Sep 2023
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#politics
Liberty Nation: NM Gov’s Albuquerque Gun Ban Brings Calls for Impeachment
New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham issued a temporary gun ban in Albuquerque, citing it as an emergency health order. Republican state representatives are calling for her impeachment due to the violation of the Second Amendment. The ban has been criticized for restricting the rights of law-abiding citizens and potentially increasing the murder rate in the city.
Liberty Nation: Test Your News Knowledge Quiz – September 10, 2023
1. New Hampshire law requires first Democratic and Republican Party primaries.
2. FEMA workers attend mandatory diversity training instead of assisting with fire relief efforts.
3. Financial institutions sever ties with non-compliant organizations, known as debanking.
4. LGBTQ+ Teen Night Out hosted by the organization No Labels in Keene, NH.
5. Undecided Cow party appears on presidential ballot in 20% of the country.
6. Coffee prices increase by 54% this year.
7. Elon Musk plans to sue the ADL for defamation.
8. Small farms decline due to tax hikes, inflation, and lab-made meats.
9. X (formerly Twitter) faces sales decline and investor lawsuits for misleading information.
10. Democratic Party shifts towards socio-economic elites, leaving the working class.
Fox News: Tim Scott defends quiet debate performance: 'Loudest voices too often say too little'
Sen. Tim Scott, a rising star in the GOP, took a subtle jab at his rivals for the GOP nomination by saying that the loudest voices often say too little. Despite not engaging in the verbal fights during the first debate, Scott believes that having an optimistic and positive message is necessary for success in both the primaries and the general election. He plans to remember this lesson and continue to stay true to his message in future debates.
Foreign Policy: Why U.S. Presidents Really Go to War
Presidents often make mistakes in handling national security. The book "War on the Ballot" explores how elections can affect presidential decision-making in war. It argues that electoral politics play a significant role in shaping the choices of commanders in chief.
National Review: No, the Press Is Not ‘Tougher’ on Biden Than He ‘Deserves’
President Biden had a moment of self-awareness when he criticized Putin and later complained about being treated like a child, but the press has been overly friendly and uncritical of him. Despite his abysmal approval ratings, the press has failed to hold Biden accountable for his failures and lacks objectivity in their coverage. The media has downplayed his lies, bad behavior, and scandals, giving him favorable treatment instead.
#society
National Review: Fools in the Desert: The False Gods of Burning Man
In the desert, Burning Man festival brings together thousands of attendees for a countercultural celebration. Despite its principles of radical inclusion and self-reliance, issues such as harassment and trash left behind have arisen, challenging the effectiveness of these principles. The festival serves as a reminder that worshipping the wrong things can lead to negative consequences.
#war
Fox News: Afghanistan’s drug trade is booming two years after US withdrawal
Afghanistan's drug trade thrives despite Taliban crackdown, with opium sales tripling in 2022. The meth industry is also booming.
Liberty Nation: Surprise Trip by Blinken to Kyiv – Now What?
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken visited Ukraine with no clear strategy or objective. He announced $1 billion in aid, but it remains uncertain what the money will achieve. The Biden administration's piecemeal approach to supporting Ukraine has prolonged the conflict and failed to address corruption.
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Euromaidan Press: South Korea to allocate $2.3 bn for Ukraine’s reconstruction
South Korea pledges $2.3 billion in humanitarian aid for Ukraine's reconstruction.
#religion
Fox News: Arkansas pastor says church leadership can be found in unexpected places: 'Meet the difficulties of our day'
The early church had strong leaders like Stephen and Philip who displayed great leadership despite their humble positions, according to Pastor Ken Spicer of Hope Family Church in Quitman, Arkansas. Stephen, the first Christian martyr, had all the gifting of an apostle but without the title, while Philip sparked a major evangelistic crusade. These examples teach the church to empower the laity and make disciples, as competent leadership can come from unexpected places.
Fox News: I was called 'America's Pastor' but it didn't reveal the truth
A popular pastor reveals the hidden struggles and inner turmoil behind his successful façade. While his church thrives and he is praised as "America’s Pastor," behind closed doors he is dealing with a dysfunctional staff, overwhelming stress, and a dangerous drinking habit. In a moment of truth, he confronts these issues, leading to a transformation and a renewed sense of grace.
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Fox News: Twenty-two years after 9/11: 3 lessons we need to teach about courage, unity and resilience
22 years ago, two planes crashed into the World Trade Center, forever changing America. The coordinated terrorist attacks led to the War on Terror and a unity that transcended political and social divides. Today, we must teach college students the lessons of courage, unity, and resilience that defined the aftermath of 9/11.
#sports
Forbes: OKC Thunder: 2023 FIBA World Cup Results, Recap And Outlook
Summary: The 2023 FIBA World Cup showcased top basketball talent from around the world, including players from the Oklahoma City Thunder. Despite different outcomes for their respective national teams, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Lu Dort, Josh Giddey, Jack White, and Davis Bertans all had valuable experiences and left the tournament better players.
#technology
Liberty Nation: “X” Ironically Ironic – C5 TV
Elon Musk passionately defends his platform against defamation.