The renowned comedian Roseanne Barr answered a general question posed by Ryan Fournier, the founder of Students for Trump, to X users on Wednesday: “Who do you think President Trump should pick as his vice president?Barr’s response went viral in the hours that followed, receiving a resounding amount of support from conservative pundits.
She responded instantly, saying “Me” in a two-letter response reminiscent of her sitcom days.
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Her self-nomination elicited an immediate and motivating response.
Bo Loudon of Turning Point USA quickly chimed in with his support in the replies, and Tristan Tate of Tatespeech said, “This isn’t actually a bad call.” Barr, Trump, 2024? I’m on board.
As an alternative, some users suggested posting the press secretary for the White House. Some others noted that Barr and former President Donald Trump are representative of the early 1990s, when many Americans enjoyed much greater prosperity and when Millennials, Gen Z, and Baby Boomers all looked back with nostalgia on their time together.
Barr has generally supported Trump and the America First movement with her policies, and in recent years, she has even become a fierce supporter of Trump to the detriment of her career.
Rogan O’Handley, aka DC Draino, noted that Barr’s Nov. 21 post, in which she responded to then-President Joe Biden, a Democrat, by saying, “Close the fcking border then, dipsht,” aged incredibly well. In that post, Biden lamented the number of Americans who had died as a result of the fentanyl epidemic brought in by smuggling from Mexico and Canada.
She also hinted at a future appearance on Tucker On X with Tucker Carlson in a tweet later on the 22nd. That appearance is scheduled for the following week.
In addition to hosting her own regular podcast, Roseanne has made multiple appearances on conservative talk shows and has been a mainstay at Trump rallies, as Trending Politics has previously reported. Her sharp comedic repartee has not diminished, and her wit has found a suitable home on the political scene.
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Following her “cancellation” by the establishment media in 2018 for a deemed “racist” tweet in which she made fun of Valerie Jarrett, a former senior adviser to President Barack Obama in the White House, Barr made a rapid comeback to prominence in 2022. The Daily Wire reports that the tweet said, “Muslim brotherhood & planet of the apes had a baby.”
She gave The Daily Mail an explanation of her Trump support in February 2023.
“All of Hollywood, they just hate him and they hate those of us who like him. There is no way around it,” Barr said. Pivoting to her own cancellation, she opined, “So, yeah, I think they took me off because I liked him and I like him because I’m a Jew and he likes Israel.”
