Kamala Harris’s handlers want her to win with joy, not substance. Her job is to travel around joyfully with Tim Walz to fire up the crowds, not with an agenda but with some ethereal version of hope and change. Substance and truth are missing, and in their place is joy and lots of misinformation, disinformation, […] The post Harris Agenda: Taxes on Gains That Don’t Yet Exist appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Former CNN host Don Lemon unintentionally promoted a website for Daily Wire podcast host Matt Walsh’s new film, “Am I racist?,” while Lemon covered the Democratic National Convention (DNC). Walsh went to the convention dressed as a “DEI consultant,” a nod to his undercover character in “Am I Racist?” There, Walsh and his team passed out flyers and cards that warned DNC-goers about the supposed perils of Project2025, which is a conservative plan from the Heritage Foundation that the Left has tied to former President Donald Trump, though Trump has denounced it. The website listed on the materials, however, directs users to a trailer for “Am I Racist?,” a link to purchase tickets, and the Daily Wire membership sign-up page. Despite Walsh openly talking about the prank online for a full day, Lemon and his team posted (and later deleted) a video of Lemon promoting Walsh’s film’s website. The video posted by the far-Left politico even ends with Lemon holding up a card promoting Project2025.com — the website that links to “Am I Racist?” Walsh addressed Lemon’s promotion on his podcast Friday, joking that Lemon is now the film’s “number one spokesman.” Tickets for “Am I Racist?” are on sale NOW! Buy here for a theater near you. The conservative also mocked Lemon and his team for not catching the joke, even after Walsh openly discussed the prank online. “Is Lemon in on the joke?” Walsh said, “because how else do you explain a supposed journalist airing the footage — that footage — a day after I told everyone on [X] what we did.” “Maybe Don Lemon doesn’t follow me [on X], fine,” he continued. “But even just five seconds of due diligence — you’re editing the video, nobody even goes to the site?” Walsh also commented on the other people Lemon spoke to at the DNC about Project 2025. Notably, not a single person gave any real description of the document, instead vaguely claiming that it’s “against America” and “dangerous.” WATCH: How @MattWalshBlog trolled Don Lemon into promoting his movie, “Am I Racist?” pic.twitter.com/65xU6enjKP — The Matt Walsh Show (@MattWalshShow) August 23, 2024 “Am I Racist?” is set to premier in hundreds of theaters across the nation on September 13. Fans can purchase tickets to a showing near them at amiracist.com. Related: The Message From Democrats Is Clear: Real Men Aren’t Welcome

Loretta Lynn’s first grandchild, Lynn Massey, has passed away following “a long and difficult health battle.” The late singer’s family shared the heartbreaking news in a social media post on August 23rd. “Betty Sue’s daughter Lynn Massey, Loretta’s first grandchild, passed away this week after a long and difficult health battle. Our family is so grateful for the prayers and love continually shown to us,” they wrote on Loretta’s official Instagram page. The family has not shared information about Lynn’s diagnosis or cause of death. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Loretta Lynn (@lorettalynnofficial) According to People, the legendary country music star welcomed her first grandchild when she was only 34. Lynn was the daughter of Loretta’s first child, Betty Sue. Betty named her daughter after her mother. Betty Sue passed in 2013 at 64 years old following complications from emphysema. Before her death, she had forged her own career in music as a songwriter. Betty wrote some of Loretta Lynn’s most memorable songs, such as The Home You’re Tearin’ Down and Wine, Women and Song. Friends And Fans Remember Loretta Lynn’s Grandchild, Lynn Massey On Instagram, friends and fans paid tribute to Lynn Massey and remembered her as kind and generous. “Betty Sue was a Very Sweet Young Lady,” someone wrote in the original posts’ comments. “I Liked talking to her. She could sing. I Loved Lis.” “Sending so much love….” singer Jewel shared. “So very sorry for your family’s loss,” a fan added. Praying for comfort for all.” “So very sorry for your family’s loss,” another wrote. “Praying for comfort for all.” Loretta Lynn preceded her granddaughter’s death on October 4, 2022. She was 90 years old. This story’s featured image is by Erika Goldring/Getty Images for Americana Music. The post Loretta Lynn’s Family Is “Grateful” For “Love” As They Grieve The Death Of Singer’s First Grandchild appeared first on InspireMore.

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Our 10 best covers of Allman Brothers Band songs present a collection of tracks that pay tribute to one of the greatest bands of all time. I haven’t met many people in my life who weren’t fans of the Allman Brothers Band if they were into rock and roll. How could you not love these guys? The group merged so many different styles of music—jazz, blues, soul, rock and roll, and country—to form their own unique and original sound that inspired countless bands that came after them. Originally formed in Jacksonville, Florida, in the late 1960s, the band’s original lineup The post 10 Best Covers Of Allman Brothers Band Songs appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.