June 30, 2023

A Twitter feud blossomed between horror author Stephen King and Senator Ted Cruz about a controversial 2021 Cancun trip. However, the narrative swiftly shifted to the escalated crisis at the U.S-Mexico border under President Biden’s tenure. Cruz highlighted the increased illegal crossings, with a leap in persons on the Terror Watch List. Detrimental impact includes over six million illegal crossings since Biden took office. King, unconcerned about the border crisis, redirected to Cruz’s southernly jaunt. However, Cruz retorted, calling attention to concerning humanitarian issues at the border, hinting at King’s indifference. Despite King’s constant diversions, Cruz fought the narrative back to the border crisis, underlining its gravity and scolding King for his indifference. Cruz’s message: Address the real crisis and hold the current administration accountable.

The University of North Carolina is in the limelight, but not for their basketball team. They’ve decided to play language police with an ‘inclusive language guide’. It aims to eliminate certain words from our vocabulary, like ‘man’ in ‘chairman’ or even ‘mother’ and ‘father’. Sounds inclusive? Not quite. Critics see this as a blatant disregard for freedom of speech and an attack on cherished traditions. Our words define our society, and their natural evolution reflects cultural shifts. But when it’s forced upon us by educational institutions, it smells less like progress and more like thought control. That’s not inclusivity; that’s an attempt to shape how we think, speak, and express ourselves.

Bud Light, the beer icon synonymous with American culture, is experiencing a sobering fall. Following a virtue-signaling campaign involving a controversial influencer, the brand faces a reported permanent loss of up to 25% of its business. Analyst Mitch Collett of Deutsche Bank reveals that 24% of Bud Light consumers have completely abandoned the brand, while an additional 18% are buying less. To further worsen the situation, Bud Light’s reign as the best-selling beer brand in the U.S has been overthrown by Modelo Especial. Despite Bud Light’s parent company, Anheuser-Busch, attempting to downplay the controversy, the boycott and public backlash remain unwavering, demanding an apology for the ill-considered partnership. Can the beer giant salvage its reputation, or is it too late?

Bud Light has caught a wave of backlash after endorsing the influencer Dylan Mulvaney, whose content is, wait for it… targeted at children! Did they forget their own product is alcohol? Conservative voices are outraged and rightfully so. Mulvaney’s recent social media drama has caused ripples, accusing Bud Light of not supporting them amidst ‘transphobia.’ But here’s the kicker – Mulvaney’s content is less about trans issues and more about spreading a controversial agenda to impressionable young minds. The question remains – Is Bud Light endorsing this agenda by overlooking its target audience? This raises big questions about Bud Light’s commitment to responsible advertising. A costly mistake indeed as it’s reportedly resulted in billions in lost revenue.

The Supreme Court has sent shockwaves through the Left’s safe spaces by ruling affirmative action unconstitutional! In this constitutional mic-drop, the Court told universities that their race-based admissions were essentially expired coupons for victimhood – no longer valid! Chief Justice John Roberts, serving the truth like a hot dish, reminded everyone that wiping out discrimination means axing it altogether. Meanwhile, President Biden, seemingly fueled by liberal tears, urged colleges to ignore the ruling. What? We just drop the Constitution off at the lost and found now? This is a monumental victory for meritocracy, folks! The Court is telling colleges to dust off their old friend ‘Fairness’ from the back shelf. The Left is sobbing about diversity, but what happened to diversifying based on accomplishments and not skin color?

The Supreme Court – the bastion of justice, where the Founding Fathers’ wisdom is supposed to guide the nation – was under threat today. A suspicious package sent folks scrambling like ants. It was pandemonium. You’d think it’s the latest sale at Walmart the way they hustled. The court that recently landed a one-two punch to affirmative action, now finds itself on the receiving end. Coincidence? I think not. The Capitol Police swooped in like the Avengers. Streets were closed and everyone was evacuated. Was it Antifa’s gift-wrapping division? Was Lady Justice herself the target? We’re still awaiting details, but rest assured, I’ll be watching this like a hawk watching its prey. That’s the power of law enforcement. They made sure that justice, blind or not, was not derailed.

The saga surrounding the Biden family thickens. Hunter Biden, already marred by dubious business dealings and personal missteps, has wrapped up a heated legal wrangle with Lunden Roberts, the mother of his child. Despite never acknowledging his daughter, Biden paradoxically wanted to shield her from public scrutiny tied to the Biden surname. The battle culminated in a secret settlement, leaving us with more questions than answers. Roberts, originally receiving a substantial $20,000 per month, has agreed to a shocking decrease. From where I’m standing, it’s a bizarre twist in an already convoluted narrative. Is this another sleight of hand by the Bidens, or a genuine desire to safeguard a young girl’s peace? It’s a situation where the public is left grappling with what remains obscured behind closed doors.

Target faces a storm due to a resurfaced 2015 advertisement promoting LGBTQ pride. The ad, seen as encouraging children to embrace their sexuality, is considered by critics as a promotion of alternative lifestyles ignoring traditional values and religious beliefs. The advert featuring children and images of same-sex couples, seemingly facing hardships, sparked outrage on social media. $10 billion loss in stock following the release of Target’s LGBTQ merchandise, including trans clothing, intensified a nationwide boycott. Outrage amongst conservative sections and parents who fear unveiling of sexual content and progressive ideologies to children signifies potential customer backlash. Target’s association with LGBTQ agenda indicates their readiness to compromise their customer’s spiritual and ethical values for commercial benefit.

Rep. Mark Green has announced the introduction of the States Choose Life Act of 2023, a pivotal legislation set to shield states like Tennessee against the pro-abortion stance of the current Biden administration. Through offering protection against the loss of Title X funding for states disallowing abortions or transfers to abortion-friendly states, the bill asserts the rights of states pursuing pro-life laws. The Act is timely, moving against the trend set by the present administration’s radical pro-abortion agenda. Going further, with this Act, Rep. Green aims to invalidate the ability of Health and Human Services to withdraw funding from states refusing abortion referrals. This fight for life is reaffirming the state’s ability to uphold pro-life decisions without federal financial punishment.

Biden’s administration has drawn criticism over a hefty $500 million military assistance for Ukraine’s ongoing conflict. With the war escalating, concerns are growing over the intentions behind this support and its implication in wasting taxpayers’ funds. The package comprises mine clearing equipment, armored vehicles, and artillery rounds but skepticism persists on its efficacy given the ongoing corruption and mismanagement in Ukraine. Previous aid summing to $196 billion has yet to yield progress, increasing worries over the administration’s domestic neglect. The additional funds, critics aver, seem like bolstering a hopeless cause rather than providing a remedy. Biden’s focus on Ukraine allegedly overshadows urgent domestic matters. The fallout from this decision might heighten friction with Russia and destabilize the region further. As funds flow into Ukraine’s battle, public scrutiny on the actual motives heightens.

Ford’s electric vehicle venture hits a rough patch, resulting in a workforce shake-up and a shocking decision to axe 1,000 North American jobs amidst rising costs. The American automaker confirmed this step, dealing primarily with struggling departments like electric vehicle production and software programming. This setback comes just as Ford anticipates a frightening $3 billion operating profit loss from their electric vehicle division in this year alone. Maneuvering through these testing times, Ford is counting on profits from gas-engine vehicles to buffer the financial pressure until the electric vision materializes. This incident isn’t the first; last summer witnessed a layoff of roughly 3,000 employees and further extensive downsizing occurred earlier this year for European operations. Amidst this adversity, the automaker received a glimmer of hope as the Department of Energy granted them a milestone $9.2 million loan for battery production. It seems Ford’s rollercoaster journey is far from over. Perspective shifts to Biden’s 2035 electric power transition plan as Ford fights to keep its standing in this game.

Former President Donald Trump shakes the nation once again. Addressing a New Hampshire audience, Trump unveiled his fervent strategy to protect America’s kids from radical ideologies in schools, condemning the practice of child gender mutilation, and promising an unyielding law against the same. Striking another chord, he vowed to preserve women’s sports, speaking against the inclusion of biological men in women’s competitions. His fierce agenda includes a commitment to annihilate Mexican drug cartels, mirroring the eradication of the ISIS caliphate under his administration. Putting the spotlight on massive corruption, Trump revealed disconcerting links between big pharma and government regulation agencies, promising action. This vigorous pursuit mirrors a relentless commitment to safeguard freedoms and uproot corrupt practices, marking the beginning of a riveting chapter in American justice.