'the truth is that Tim Walz didn't tell the truth'

'Kamala Harris, with no shame, plagiarized'

'Incite violence, hate and racism'

She was very talented

'It seems like they knew exactly what they were after'

Wire was formed in October 1976 in London, England. The band originally consisted of Colin Newman (vocals, guitar), Graham Lewis (bass, vocals), Bruce Gilbert (guitar), and Robert Gotobed (drums). Wire’s music has spanned several genres, including punk rock, post-punk, art punk, and experimental rock, significantly influencing the development of alternative music. Wire released their debut album, Pink Flag, in 1977, a seminal work that differed from the prevailing punk rock of the time due to its minimalist approach and abstract lyricism. This was followed by Chairs Missing in 1978 and 154 in 1979, each showcasing a progression towards more complex The post Complete List Of Wire Albums And Songs appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.

News Deadpool and Wolverine Deadpool & Wolverine Had a Beautiful Scene with Thor’s Hammer We Never Got to See In regards to the true and glorious purity of Sugar Bear. By Vanessa Armstrong | Published on August 12, 2024 Credit: Jay Maidment/20th Century Studios/Marvel Studios Comment 0 Share New Share Credit: Jay Maidment/20th Century Studios/Marvel Studios Deadpool & Wolverine is chock full of cameos. But according to co-writers Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick, there was talk of even more drop-ins from the Marvel Cinematic Universe than what we saw on-screen. Warning! This post contains modest spoilers for an introductory scene from Deadpool and Wolverine. Read on at your own risk. In an interview with IndieWire, Reese and Wernick talked about a slew of things that were on the table for Deadpool & Wolverine, including how they originally planned to have all six of the core Avengers be in the room where Wade Wilson/Deadpool meets with Happy Hogan (Jon Favreau) near the beginning of the film. “There was a version of that scene very, very early on that wasn’t written, but was conceived, that had all the Avengers in the room. And Wade was rejected and then he dressed all the Avengers down in a way only Deadpool could do,” Wernick told IndieWire. Reese added that Deadpool would try to pick up Thor’s hammer, Mjölnir, and obviously fail. But Wade’s pal Peter (Rob Delaney) would have no issues. “Peter casually picked up Thor’s hammer in the background. That was the joke,” Reese said. “Originally, Peter accompanied him there. There were never screenplay pages, but it was the idea of the scene.” Thor, Steve Rogers, Jane Foster, Vision, and now…Sugar Bear. What a team. The duo also confirmed that they tried to get Robert Downey Jr. to reprise Tony Stark/Iron Man for the scene Wade has with Happy, but that Downey declined, most likely in part because he was slated to take up the Doctor Doom moniker in the MCU. [end-mark] The post <i>Deadpool & Wolverine</i> Had a Beautiful Scene with Thor’s Hammer We Never Got to See appeared first on Reactor.

The conservative House Freedom Caucus is calling for Republican leadership in Congress to tie appropriations to fund the government next year to a recently passed House bill to prevent foreign nationals from voting in U.S. elections. In July, the House passed the SAVE Act—short for the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act. If enacted and signed into law, the bill would amend the 1993 National Voter Registration Act, known as the “motor voter law,” to require that states obtain documentary proof of U.S. citizenship before anyone can register to vote. “[T]he continuing resolution should include the SAVE Act—as called for by [former President Donald] Trump—to prevent noncitizens from voting, to preserve free and fair elections in light of the millions of illegal aliens imported by the Biden-Harris administration over the last four years,” said a statement on Monday from the 39-member caucus. “Stop Illegals from Voting and Block The Biden-Harris Omnibus” pic.twitter.com/dPJ3Gh3GyY— House Freedom Caucus (@freedomcaucus) August 12, 2024 Rep. Chip Roy, R-Texas, sponsored the SAVE Act in the House and is a member of the House Freedom Caucus. Rep. Bob Good, R-Va., is its chairman.  The House Freedom Caucus, a group of Republican fiscal conservatives, contends that the next continuing resolution—which would fund the federal government well into fiscal year 2025, beginning Oct. 1—should not just be a continuation of the current spending priorities of President Joe Biden, which would hamstring a potential second Trump administration, if he wins the November election.  In a post on X, the caucus wrote, “Stop Illegals from Voting and Block The Biden-Harris Omnibus.” The statement said, “The House Freedom Caucus believes that Republicans should return to Washington to continue the work of passing 12 appropriations bills to cut spending and advance our policy priorities,” adding: If unsuccessful, in the inevitability that Congress considers a continuing resolution, government funding should be extended into early 2025 to avoid a lame-duck omnibus that preserves Democrat spending and policies well into the next administration. The post ‘Stop Illegals From Voting’: House Freedom Caucus Urges Amendment to Omnibus Spending Bill appeared first on The Daily Signal.

THE CENTER SQUARE—The chairman of a congressional task force assembled last month to probe former President Donald Trump’s assassination attempt gave a glimpse into its work during an interview with a local radio station Wednesday. Rep. Mike Kelly, R-Pa., told The Daily Focus the bipartisan 13-member panel wants to know why the federal agents chose the Butler Farm Show grounds for the July 13 rally and why the event was allowed to continue despite admitted knowledge that a “suspicious” person was spotted scaling a nearby roof with a rifle in tow. “At the end of the day we want to make sure that all of the conspiracy theories, all of the ideas out there and the statements that have been made of how it happened, we actually get to the truth of what happened that day, factually, so that the American people and the people we work for say, ‘OK, fine, that makes sense,’” he said. Kelly was among several congressional and state lawmakers present at the campaign rally in his home district when a gunman took aim at Trump, grazing his ear after the former president turned his head to look at a projector screen behind him. The would-be assassin fired several more shots into the crowd, killing 50-year-old Corey Comperatore and wounding 57-year-old David Dutch and 74-year-old James Copenhaver. U.S. Secret Service Director Kim Cheatle resigned after the shooting amid intense pressure from congressional lawmakers over the “stunning” security failures. Cheatle’s own comments about reasons why law enforcement weren’t on the roof where the gunman staged himself ranged from blaming state and local police to the slight pitch of the roof itself being “too dangerous” to existing “overhead” support meant to identify threats. The conflicting excuses only fueled conspiracy theories—backed by some prominent congressional lawmakers—that pointed to a broader government conspiracy to kill Trump. Cheatle has categorically denied the accusation. Other officials have attributed the breakdown to incompetence, rather than conspiracy, including Pennsylvania Treasurer Stacy Garrity.  Kelly, who was named chairman of the task force on July 29, said they will find the truth. “There’s all these other ideas floating around, and some of them make a lot of sense,” he said. “The other question is, have we actually done a deep dive to see how true those statements are?” Originally published by The Center Square The post Task Force Investigating Trump Assassination Attempt Gives Glimpse Into Its Work appeared first on The Daily Signal.

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