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The Trump blowback effect strikes again… A new movie about the life of Trump-hating musician Bruce Springsteen has bombed hard in the box office. The film, titled ‘Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere,’ has earned just $16.1M globally — just a fraction of the $55 million it cost to make. Take a look: ‘SPRINGSTEEN: DELIVER ME FROM NOWHERE’ debuts with $16.1M at the global box office. pic.twitter.com/iuv5Whhd2u — Film Updates (@FilmUpdates) October 26, 2025 BS Disney’s CRAP movie about Leftist Douche Bruce Springsteen BOMBS at the Box Officehttps://t.co/zHX9OA9H9j — Biff Smallberries (@B_Smallberries) October 27, 2025 Variety seemed surprised that this movie didn’t live up to expectations, reporting: “Springsteen” launched below projections at the international box office with $7 million, bringing its global tally to a soft $16.1 million. The biopic cost $55 million, and since theater owners keep roughly half of the ticket sales, the film needs to keep rocking at the box office to justify its price tag. Luckily, moviegoers appeared to like the film more than critics; “Deliver Me From Nowhere” landed a “B+” grade on CinemaScore and holds a 61% Rotten Tomatoes average. “Deliver Me From Nowhere” takes a less conventional approach compared to other recent musical biopics about artists like Bob Dylan (“A Complete Unknown”) or Bob Marley (“One Love”). Instead of focusing on his mainstream rise or the making of his biggest hits like “Born in the U.S.A.” or “Born to Run,” director Scott Cooper’s film chronicles the writing of Springsteen’s 1982 critically adored (but less commercial) acoustic album “Nebraska.” Ticket sales were initially tracking a similar start to last year’s “A Complete Unknown,” featuring Timothée Chalamet as the “Like a Rolling Stone” composer in his earlier years. But that film, from Disney’s Searchlight banner, ended up faring better with $11.6 million to start. “A Complete Unknown,” which had the benefit of playing over the holiday season, eventually powered to $75 million domestically and $140 million globally. However, this isn’t shocking. Bruce Springsteen is in late-stage TDS. He campaigned for Kamala Harris and continually pulls strange anti-Trump stunts. For instance, take a look at this clip from his U.K. concert this past summer: Bruce Springsteen slams Donald Trump as ‘corrupt, incompetent, and treasonous’ during latest UK concert. pic.twitter.com/XitsIoP7qV — Molly Ploofkins (@Mollyploofkins) June 5, 2025 In other words, Bruce Springsteen has fully jumped onto the leftist bandwagon, alienating himself from the majority of Americans — especially the patriots who once made up his fanbase. Breitbart’s John Nolte put it best: Bruce Springsteen has not been Bruce Springsteen for a long, long time. A massive part of his fan base was made up of the working class. The men who raced in the streets, worked in the factories, lived on the margins, counted the days till Friday and payday, and kept our world turning with their dirty hands and broken dreams… Springsteen became a billionaire superstar, telling those guys, I get you, I empathize, so I got something for you. Okay, it’s only three-and-a-half minutes, but if you turn up the volume, roll down the windows, and let your hair flow back, you’ll feel the magic in the night and forget all about that Monday morning work whistle. That guy, that Bruce Springsteen, couldn’t fail. But then he turned on his fans and sold out. As their factories went overseas and a flood of illegal aliens stole their jobs, crushed their wages, and raised their rents, those guys dared to stop voting the way The Boss demanded, so he stabbed them in the back—he declared them fascist and racist because they voted for Donald Trump. Bruce went full-elitist. He meets Barry Obama for lunch now (the guy who called us bitter clingers), defends his concert tickets selling for thousands of dollars, and entertains only the “correct-thinking” elite on Broadway. And now he sees his own fan base as shit. He’s too good for us, and has made no secret of saying so. The fans didn’t leave Springsteen. Springsteen left his fans. Many of his former fans are so disgusted with his betrayal; they can’t even bring themselves to listen to the old music. You see, they just don’t see him as their guy anymore. They see a poser, a fraud, as someone who used them to get rich and welcomed by the Beautiful People, and now everything he touched is tainted, even those first six albums that were once so much a part of our lives. So… Give up two hours to watch his movie…? Why make a rich guy richer who hates you? That ain’t happening.

A judge has just disqualified Los Angeles’s top federal prosecutor. On Tuesday, District Judge J. Michael Seabright ruled that Trump-appointed U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli has been “unlawfully” serving in his role. Here are the details: BREAKING: Judge DISQUALIFIES Trump appointee BILL ESSAYLI as Acting US Attorney for the Central District of California. Absolutely outrageous. This must be overturned at ONCE. The Senate needs to fix this crap ASAP by IGNORING the “BLUE SLIP” rule so Essayli can get… pic.twitter.com/rxSrsgbWHx — Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 29, 2025 BREAKING: Judge DISQUALIFIES Trump appointee BILL ESSAYLI as Acting US Attorney for the Central District of California. Absolutely outrageous. This must be overturned at ONCE. The Senate needs to fix this crap ASAP by IGNORING the “BLUE SLIP” rule so Essayli can get through! Chuck Grassley, please do it! After being appointed to serve as Acting U.S. Attorney in LA after the departure of his predecessor, Essayli was originally supposed to leave after 120 days. That ended in July, but Pam Bondi granted an extension. In his ruling, Judge Seabright essentially said that the extension was illegal and disqualified Essayli from continuing to serve as U.S. Attorney. Politico reported: Bill Essayli, Trump’s pick in April to temporarily lead the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Central District of California, should have departed the post by July 31 under a 120-day limit imposed by federal law, U.S. District Judge J. Michael Seabright concluded. An unusual maneuver by Attorney General Pam Bondi to extend Essayli’s tenure into 2026 violated federal appointment laws, the Hawaii-based George W. Bush appointee ruled. “Simply stated: Essayli unlawfully assumed the role of Acting United States Attorney for the Central District of California,” Seabright concluded. “Essayli may not perform the functions and duties of the United States Attorney … He is disqualified from serving in that role.” This marks the third time a judge has disqualified a Trump-appointed U.S. Attorney. AP noted: The decision represents another setback to the Trump administration’s effort to extend handpicked acting U.S. attorneys beyond the 120-day limit set by federal law. A judge ruled in September that acting U.S. attorney of Nevada, Sigal Chattah, was serving in her position illegally. Another judge disqualified acting U.S. attorney in New Jersey, Alina Habba, in August. Importantly, the judge’s ruling does not dismiss any of Essayli’s indictments, since they were also signed by other attorneys. It also does not prevent him from serving as First Assistant U.S. Attorney. In a statement responding to the ruling, Essayli says he’s not going anywhere: For those who didn’t read the entire order, nothing is changing. I continue serving as the top federal prosecutor in the Central District of California. It ‘s an honor and privilege to serve President Trump and Attorney General Bondi, and I look forward to advancing their agenda… pic.twitter.com/0T7AILbLi1 — Acting U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli (@USAttyEssayli) October 29, 2025

Ever since the government shutdown began earlier this month, Democrats have been trying to pin the blame on President Trump and Republicans. But, it’s not working at all, and here’s some proof of that… CNN’s Senior Data Reporter Harry Enten just admitted on-air that the Republican party’s approval ratings have shot up significantly during the government shutdown. It’s especially up among independents — ordinary American folks in the middle of the political spectrum. Watch this: BREAKING: CNN just ADMITTED Republican approval ratings have JUMPED 5 POINTS during the Democrat Government shutdown. “[The shutdown] is helping them with folks in the middle!” pic.twitter.com/abiFWamDeU — Bo Loudon (@BoLoudon) October 29, 2025 For those who prefer to read, here’s a transcript: John Berman: Data analyst, Harry Enten. Harry, we saw the troops. We talked about air traffic controllers. Not clear their pain on the shutdown. One thing that might end a shutdown is political pain if parties start to feel that it’s hurting them. So let’s talk about that, starting with Republicans. How has the shutdown seemed to have affected their political standing? Harry Enten: Yeah, you might think, given that the Republicans are in charge of both the House and the Senate, that a government shutdown might actually hurt the Republican brand. But in fact, it hasn’t. If anything, it’s been helped a little bit. Take a look here, the shift in net popularity versus pre-shutdown. When we’re looking at the Republican Party overall, that brand actually up two points. That’s within the margin of error, but clearly it hasn’t dropped. Come over to this side of the screen. Look at the net approval ratings for Republicans in Congress. It’s actually up five points since pre-shutdown. So what we’re seeing here is the Republican brand in Congress has actually improved somewhat compared to where we were pre-shutdown, despite the fact that Republicans control…and that’s the math that John Thune and Mike Johnson are looking at is, “Hey, why should we give, electorially speaking, when our brand has actually improved a little bit.” John Berman: Now, we say their position is getting better with whom? Harry Enten: Yeah, okay, with whom. I think it’s two groups that it’s so important to keep an eye on. All right. Change in the Republican Congress’s net approval rating versus pre-shutdown. It’s rallying the base for sure. Look at this, the net approval rating up 12 points versus pre-shutdown. But it’s not just with the base. It’s also with the middle of the electorate. Look at this, among independents. It’s up eight points as well. So we’ve got a situation here where Republicans with the shutdown are actually rallying their base, but it’s also something that’s not hurting them with the folks in the middle. If anything, it’s helping them with folks in the middle. This is the type of math that if you’re Republicans, you like to see, right? Because something could rally the base, but alienate those in the middle, or something could rally those in the middle, but alienate the base. But the truth is, we’re not seeing that. What we’re seeing is the Republican brand has actually gotten better among independents, and it’s also gotten better among Republicans as well, that Republican brand when it comes to those in Congress. So again, what’s the electoral reason that Republicans would give in at this point? John Berman: And Democrats, of course, they have their eyes on the midterm elections. Yeah, we have elections one week from today, but what Democrats and Congress are mostly focused on or one year and one week from today from the midterm. So how do Democrats, how are they positioned right now? Harry Enten: Yeah. Look, the generic Congressional ballot, which traditionally Democrats have done really well on. And if you look at this point back when Trump was present the first time around, Democrats were up 11 points. Look at where it is now. Democrats are ahead, but they’re actually only up three points. This is, in fact, the worst position Democrats have been on in a generic ballot at this point in midterm when there was a Republican President in the last 20 years. And this is no different from pre-shutdown. So Republicans aren’t losing on this metric either. They become more popular, and they’re actually in a pretty good position for them historically when it comes to the generic congressional ballot. John Berman: This is a concerning number for Democrats, are you say, in Congress? Harry Enten: This is a concerning number for Democrats because it’s considerably worse than they traditionally do in midterm elections when there’s a Republican President. President Trump’s approval rating has also gotten a boost since the government shutdown began. The Daily Caller noted: The approval rating for the Republican Party overall rose by 2 points, and it jumped up by 5 for Republicans in Congress, Enten said, citing an AP-NORC poll. The net approval for congressional Republicans soared by 12 points among Republican voters and by 8 points among independents since the shutdown began… President Donald Trump’s approval rating has also seen favorable results during the shutdown. Within 20 days, his net approval stood at +1 point and less than a majority blamed him for the shutdown. This is terrible news for Democrats, especially with the midterms coming up next year. It looks like the Schumer shutdown is backfiring tremendously! Even CNN can’t hide it, Republicans are winning big while Schumer crashes and burns. The people are DONE with his games! — SuperBasedInCali (@SuperBasedInCa) October 28, 2025 Time to cave, Dems?

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