At a recent rally in North Carolina, former President Donald Trump once again worked up his supporters with a familiar line from his reality TV show days: “Kamala, you’re fired.” The crowd erupted in cheers as Trump addressed Vice President Kamala Harris, using his signature catchphrase to show his disapproval of her leadership.
Trump’s use of the phrase “you’re fired” was a direct nod to his time on the reality TV show “The Apprentice,” where he famously dismissed contestants with those words. He has since adapted the phrase for his own political purposes, often using it to target political opponents and critics.
The crowd’s enthusiastic response to Trump’s remark highlights the continuing influence he holds over his supporters. Despite being out of office, Trump’s ability to energize his base and rally them around his messages remains a potent force in politics.
As the 2024 presidential election approaches, Trump’s continued presence on the political stage is sure to keep him in the spotlight. His ability to excite crowds with a simple phrase like “Kamala, you’re fired” demonstrates the enduring impact he has on American politics.
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