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Nikki Haley was not happy about having to work on the Fourth of July holiday — and the Internet was not happy about her complaining about it.

President Donald Trump‘s ambassador to the Un is under fire after she tweeted on Tuesday: “Spending my 4th in meetings all day. #ThanksNorthKorea.”

The tweet came after North Korea successfully test launched earlier Tuesday an intercontinental ballistic missile that showed potential for being able to strike Alaska.

But the majority of Twitter did not sympathize with the former governor of South Carolina, with many seizing the opportunity to criticize both her and the president.

Paul Burke was a leading actor from the 1950s and the star of the 1957 horror film The Disembodied. He starred as Tom Maxwell, an author and adventurer who runs afoul of voodoo queen Allison Hayes when he becomes part of a romantic triangle with the queen and her older husband while on an expedition in the deep jungles of Africa.

Burke was born in New Orleans, Louisiana on July 21, 1926, and was the son of boxer Martin Burke. He went to Hollywood in the mid-1940s and studied acting as the Pasadena Playhouse. He began his film career in the early 1950s with small roles in several films including the talking-mule fantasies Francis Goes to West Point (1952) and Francis in the Navy (1955). He moved up to larger roles later in the decade with the voodoo horror film The Disembodied (1957).

He also became a familiar face on television from the 1950s, with...