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Rosie O’Donnell’s losing her marbles over Trump again, and conservatives are grabbing popcorn—this unhinged rant’s hit peak crazy, with patriots laughing as the lefty loudmouth proves she’s still the poster child for TDS while Trump keeps winning.

Twelve states are riding shotgun with ICE to boot illegals out en masse, and conservatives are pumped— this Trump-backed blitz has patriots cheering as red states flex muscle, sending a loud-and-clear message that America’s borders aren’t a free-for-all anymore.

Economic Watch

Trump’s tax cuts are sparking a retail rebound, with jobs ticking up—conservatives are grinning as oil stays cheap, but they’re pushing for more “Made in USA” wins to bury China’s import flood and keep the economic gravy train rolling for patriots.

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