Recent reports indicate that former President Donald Trump remains fixated on a joke made by late-night host Jimmy Kimmel at the Oscars, showcasing a lingering grudge over the comedic jibe. Despite the passage of time, Trump’s response to the joke underscores his tendency to hold onto perceived slights and amplify them in the public discourse.

The joke in question, delivered by Kimmel during the 2020 Oscars ceremony, poked fun at Trump’s propensity for Twitter rants and penchant for controversy. While the joke may have been intended as light-hearted satire, Trump’s reaction suggests that it struck a nerve, prompting him to publicly address the issue months later.

In recent remarks, Trump has sought to reframe the narrative surrounding his presidency, characterizing his tenure as a period of unprecedented success and achievement. However, critics argue that his attempts to spin the narrative are at odds with the reality of his presidency, pointing to a series of controversies and policy failures during his time in office.

Meanwhile, in an effort to gauge the sentiment among Trump’s supporters, we conducted interviews with several self-identified MAGA patriots. Through a series of questions, we sought to understand their perspectives on Trump’s leadership, his ongoing feud with Jimmy Kimmel, and their outlook on the future of the MAGA movement.

Responses from MAGA supporters varied, with some expressing unwavering support for Trump and praising his efforts to challenge the political establishment, while others voiced concerns about his divisive rhetoric and confrontational approach. Despite differing opinions, a common thread emerged among respondents: a steadfast commitment to the principles and values espoused by the MAGA movement.

As Trump continues to wield influence within the Republican Party and the broader political landscape, his ongoing feud with Jimmy Kimmel serves as a reminder of his ability to command attention and shape public discourse. However, the extent to which his grievances resonate with the broader electorate remains to be seen, as the nation grapples with pressing challenges and divisions that transcend partisan politics.