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Paramore Singer Caught Reading From Script During Anti-Trump Concert Rant.

Hayley Williams, the lead vocalist of the decreasingly popular rock band Paramore, paused a performance on Friday at the iHeartRadio Music Festival in Las Vegas to voice false claims about President Donald J. Trump, claiming he plans to “punish” poor people and peddling the debunked Project 2025 trope about him and his campaign.

Williams, however, was caught on camera reading from a script being held up by someone in the front row as she delivered her screed of anti-Trump misinformation to a camera positioned just to the left of the script.

In the scripted remarks, Williams accused Trump of intending to harm women, people of color, and LGBTQ Americans without offering any evidence for her remarks.

https://thenationalpulse.com/2024/09/22/paramore-singer-caught-reading-from-script-during-anti-trump-concert-rant/

Nick Sortor

@nicksortor

Remember the video of Paramore’s Hayley Williams bashing Trump and spewing lies about “Project 2025” on stage?

Yeah, turns out she was reading a SCRIPT.

Who the hell gave it to her? Was she paid or blackmailed?

NONE of this stuff is genuine! These “celebrities” are merely given anti-Trump talking points to spew to their fans. It’s all a big show.

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@RedTie2024

https://x.com/nicksortor/status/1837913471926915541

Trump Honey Badger

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https://youtu.be/FKaomlVZs_w

'This Is My Favorite Question Of The Day': Trump Answers Reporter About California Home Problems

Sept. 13, 2024

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At his press briefing in Rancho Palos Verdes, California, former President Trump spoke about how he'd respond to California homes destroyed by natural disasters. (He's exposing Newscum)

https://youtu.be/QYZbz6bfsAU

interesting Conversation on Sky News about assassination attempts: Inside the sickening attempts to kill Donald Trump

Once a titan in construction and television, former President Donald Trump now faces the ultimate test of resilience as he fights to reclaim the presidency amid life-threatening attacks.

Just weeks after narrowly escaping death when a bullet grazed his ear during a July rally in Pennsylvania, another assassination attempt has shaken the nation.

This time, a would-be assassin, Ryan Wesley Routh, armed with an SKS-style rifle, came alarmingly close to pulling the trigger.

The shocking proximity of this threat raises serious concerns about the effectiveness of security measures for a former leader.

While the Secret Service's swift response prevented tragedy, it highlights disturbing lapses in protection.

Compounding these fears, the media's relentless assault on Trump has intensified since the first attack, with critics arguing that such rhetoric fosters a dangerous climate of violence.

With less than 50 days until the election, the implications of these threats loom large over Trump’s campaign strategy.

As America navigates this troubling chapter, the safety of its leaders and the consequences of political discourse hang in the balance, forcing citizens to confront the reality within their nation.

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https://youtu.be/FMQyIuRR3ZI

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