Roseanne Takes Victory Lap As MAGA-Themed Song TORCHES The Charts At Inauguration Cancel-culture's attempt to destroy her has backfired... Bigly Wes Walker January 20, 2025

 

Roseanne Takes Victory Lap As MAGA-Themed Song TORCHES The Charts At Inauguration

Cancel-culture's attempt to destroy her has backfired... Bigly

 January 20, 2025

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Team MAGA is doing a LOT of crowing right about now… but last laugh goes to Roseanne. Not only did she survive cancel-culture, she’s got herself a #1 hit.

That’s right. The same lady who was once scorned for butchering the National Anthem at a baseball game now has herself a #1 single in the rap genre, with a little help from Tom MacDonald who has a curious mastery of taking the meme magic of social media and capturing that energy in a bottle.

First it was turning Ben Shapiro into a rap sensation with a #1 hit to the abject horror of more ‘serious’ rappers everywhere.

Now, he’s doing it again, with Roseanne Barr, in celebration of Trump’s inauguration.

If you’re hoping for an absolute, unmitigated gloat-fest at the gleeful expense of crying liberals… you’ve come to the right place.

The video is captioned:

“Daddy’s Home” ft. ROSEANNE!!! 

Celebrate the inauguration with us!

Download Song: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/us/album/daddys-home-single/1790209683?ls=1&app=itunes

And if you’re still not done gloating after that… we’ve got another one for you.

This one’s more of a parody of an old favorite, but it’s well done.

Remember the Humpty Dance by Digital Underground in 1990?

The memers have gotten ahold of it, and they’ve had their fun (source):

There will be time enough for gloom and doom, for political battles and cringing at explanations why a fractured GOP Congress will once again overpromise and underdeliver. But all that’s for another day.

Today, we’re having fun:

You might almost say it’s Morning In America… again.

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Trump’s day-one plan to punish 51 former CIA contractors who deemed Hunter Biden laptop a Russian fake January 20, 2025 | Sierra Marlee | Print Article

 

Trump’s day-one plan to punish 51 former CIA contractors who deemed Hunter Biden laptop a Russian fake

January 20, 2025 | Sierra Marlee |  Print Article

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President-elect Donald Trump has a day-one plan to punish the 51 intelligence officials who deemed the Hunter Biden laptop “Russian disinformation.”

The “spies who lie” as the New York Post’s scathing cover dubbed them, all claimed that reports on Biden’s infamous laptop contained ” all the classic earmarks of a Russian information operation.” This came ahead of the 2020 election between Trump and President Joe Biden, and many critics believe that the lack of intellectual honesty surrounding the laptop and its contents may have swayed voters. It has since been confirmed by federal authorities that the laptop and its debaucherous contents did indeed belong to the first son, but the intelligence officials are standing by their 2020 letter.

While pictures of Hunter smoking what is believed to be crack with women believed to be prostitutes is fairly unpleasant content, what intrigued people most were the emails implying that Hunter was essentially selling access to his politician father, and cutting him in on deals. Much noise was made over the correspondence and in the end, Biden gave his son a blanket pardon so it’s likely Americans will never know the depth of any potential corruption.

That doesn’t mean, however, that the “spies who lie” aren’t going to receive some form of reprisal. Following his inauguration and return to the Oval Office, Trump will sign a flurry of executive orders including one to strip the 51 intel officials of their security clearances according to a senior administration official.

Mark S. Zaid, an attorney representing seven of the officials, claims there “continues to be by many a calculated or woefully ignorant interpretation of the October 2020 letter.”

“It served as nothing more than a warning letter of what we have known for decades: certain foreign governments — including Russia — continue to try and actively interfere in our domestic affairs and our guard must remain vigilant,” he blustered. “Every patriotic American should have signed that letter.”

Other immediate actions Trump reportedly plans to take include re-instituting the “Stay in Mexico” policy, declaring a national border emergency, “fully unleashing” Alaskan energy, ending “catch and release” and “reestablishing presidential control over the career federal workforce.”

‘I’m not going anywhere!’ Vows Joe as he shuffles off to the ash heap of history January 20, 2025 | Frieda Powers | Print Article

 

‘I’m not going anywhere!’ Vows Joe as he shuffles off to the ash heap of history

January 20, 2025 | Frieda Powers |  Print Article

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Joe Biden delivered his final speech as president while encouraging listeners to hope for a ” better day to come” as he vowed he was “not going” away.

On the day before leaving office and ahead of President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration, Biden spoke at the Royal Missionary Baptist Church in Charleston, South Carolina on Sunday. He urged the crowd to  “keep the faith” during his remarks honoring civil rights icon Martin Luther King Jr.

“How can faith get a person, get a nation through what’s to come?” he said as he invoked the Christian message of “resurrection and redemption.”

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“But this morning, I’d like to talk about the essential piece of redemption — the power of mercy and justice,” Biden went on. “We don’t turn on each other. We lean into each other. That’s the sacred covenant of our nation.”

The outgoing commander-in-chief took the opportunity to tout his recent string of pardons and commutations, describing it as a way to “show mercy” before elaborating on making “difficult” choices.

“These decisions are difficult. Some have never been done before. But in my experience, with my conscience, I believe, taken together, justice and mercy requires as a nation to bear witness; to see people’s pain, not to look away; and do the work to move pain to purpose, to show we can get a person, a nation, to a day of redemption,” he said.

“But we know the struggle toward redeeming the soul of this nation is difficult and ongoing, the distance is short between peril and possibility, but faith — faith teaches us the America of our dreams is always closer than we think. That’s the faith we must hold on to for the Saturdays to come,” Biden said.

“We must hold on to hope. We must stay engaged. We must always keep the faith in a better day to come,” he continued.

“I’m not going anywhere,” he said to applause. “I’m not kidding.”

“I’m in no ways tired,” Biden emphasized as he thanked the crowd.

Social media users on X reacted to the end of the Biden era.

‘Ready to go minute one’: Incoming NSA previews Trump’s ‘more aggressive’ approach to illegal immigration January 20, 2025 | Hailey Gomez | Print Article

 

‘Ready to go minute one’: Incoming NSA previews Trump’s ‘more aggressive’ approach to illegal immigration

January 20, 2025 | Hailey Gomez |  Print Article

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Republican Florida Rep. Michael Waltz, who was selected to serve as President-elect Donald Trump’s national security advisor, laid out the administration’s “more aggressive” plan to combat illegal immigration Sunday on CNN, saying it will be “ready to go minute one.”

Throughout his campaign, Trump vowed to secure the U.S. southern border and implement one of the largest mass deportation plans as border encounters reached record highs under the Biden-Harris administration. On “State of the Union,” host Dana Bash asked Waltz how Trump’s initial plan would look, as reports indicated the incoming president has a set of executive orders “specifically for immigration.”

“Well, you are certainly going to see a much more aggressive action from Border Patrol to lock down our border, number one. Number two, we are working rapidly back towards a ‘Remain in Mexico’ policy. Number three, you’re going to see some of our key partners step up in terms of deportation and taking some of these people back,” Waltz said.

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“I don’t want to get too far ahead of who they are, how that’s going to occur. Then number four, Tom Holman absolutely is going to take much more aggressive ICE action. Our inner city mayors are begging for it,” Waltz added. “The president campaigned on it. We are going to start with the worst of the worst of the criminals to get them out of our cities and out of our communities.”

Since appointing him as border czar in November, former acting U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Director Tom Homan has remained firm in pushing Trump’s mass deportation plan forward. While Democratic officials have threatened to withhold aid from ICE and Trump’s border czar, Homan said in December that his operational plan would begin in Chicago.

Bash then asked Waltz if the plan would include “large-scale raids,” to which the incoming national security advisor questioned how she would “define large scale.”

“Well, I don’t know how you would define large scale, but when we have criminals raping, assaulting, and conducting the mayhem that they are, one of the things you’re absolutely going to see is aggressive action to get them out of our communities. The president is ready to go day — minute one — on getting these people out of the United States,” Waltz concluded.

Recent reports predict that Trump is preparing executive orders to immediately begin mass deportation efforts in key sanctuary cities across the U.S., according to The Wall Street Journal. The operation in Chicago is reportedly set to begin Tuesday morning and will take the entire week, with an estimated 100 to 200 ICE agents deployed to the city.

A recent poll conducted by The New York Times and Ipsos found that 83% of Democrats and Democratic-leaning participants agreed with deporting illegal immigrants who have a criminal record, with 94% of Republicans and 64% of Independents also in agreement.