Ricky Bobby

Trump broke America’s heart. Tonight, New York reminded him it still beats without him. As a native New Yorker, let’s get one thing straight — right the fuck now. There’s no universe where a million New Yorkers are packing up because Zohran Mamdani won. I'm proud as hell to be New Yorker tonight. By the way, the City doesn’t flinch, and it sure as hell doesn’t run. We’ve survived blackouts, hurricanes, terrorists, plagues — hell, we even survived Ed Koch. And that’s no small feat. If we could live through that era, we can handle a progressive mayor just fine. Patriots don’t cry into their oatmeal because the vote didn’t go their way. Patriots don’t threaten to leave the country because they lost. You’re not patriots — you’re cowardly Trump lovers with hurt feelings and zero grit. I won't even comment on the fact that you've outed yourselves as the racists that you truly are. Oh no! A Muslim mayor. Fuck that. I'm outta here. Yah. You're patriots alright. And then there are the low-information voters — the ones who never read a bill, never cared about policy, never saw the machinery behind Project 2025. They didn’t read it — hell, they probably didn’t even know it existed. There’s no depth to their understanding — just noise. They’re clueless, but they joined the party anyway, mistaking volume for conviction and belonging for belief. While he ranted about borders and locker rooms, he was quietly building a blueprint to dismantle democracy itself. This isn’t gloating — it’s gratitude. What’s happening is what should have happened all along. And for the first time in a long time, the country feels like it’s waking up. We didn't just get a big rejection of authoritarians. It was an overwhelming Blue Tsunami. Because this time, it’s not Trump who made America great — it’s Americans who made her whole again. – at Palm Springs, CA