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It’s almost laughable how out of touch the left is with real America. You’d think Hollywood elites would try to rewrite their own shows to fit the new “woke” mold, but sometimes, even they have to admit reality. That’s what recently happened when Michael Imperioli, the star of the legendary show The Sopranos, admitted what we all already knew: Tony Soprano and his crew would never walk lockstep with the radical left. In fact, if these hard-nosed, no-nonsense guys were voting today, they’d be backing President Donald Trump.
Think about it. These Sopranos characters lived by grit, loyalty, tradition, and a genuine sense of right and wrong—things America used to celebrate before the woke mob took over. They weren’t afraid to call out nonsense when they saw it. They sure weren’t bowing down to the self-appointed moral police running the Democratic Party today. You didn’t see them crying over microaggressions or letting globalist billionaires tell them how to live.
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It’s easy to picture Tony Soprano rolling his eyes at the latest virtue-signaling coming out of the Biden White House. He’d see through the empty promises and weak leadership that’s been destroying American towns in favor of globalist interests. The crew on The Sopranos knew who they were. They didn’t let someone else force them to apologize for it either. That’s why, deep down, they’d see someone like Trump as a true leader — someone who says what he means and puts America first.
Meanwhile, the liberal machine can’t even handle the idea that not everyone in America wants to be “woke.” They act shocked when people from rough-and-tumble backgrounds stick to their values—like keeping family first and standing up for jobs, tradition, and basic decency. The left wants to rewrite history, erase culture, and put everyone on the government’s leash. But the spirit that made America great? It’s alive in people exactly like the tough guys from The Sopranos.
So the next time some limp liberal tries to shame your values, just remember: Even the icons of American pop culture—when you peel away the Hollywood gloss—wouldn’t stand for today’s moral chaos. Tony Soprano voting for Trump doesn’t just make sense; it’s what millions of real Americans are thinking. If the left can’t handle that, maybe they’re the ones living in a fantasy.
