Skip to content

Trump Has Everyone Doing A Double-Take After Admitting That He 'Loves The Inflation' In Bonkers Clip

Search AI Powered
Human content, AI powered search.

Latest Stories

Catholic MAGA Voter Unloads On Trump's 'Colossally Stupid' Feud With Pope Leo In Viral Rant

screenshot of CNN on the street interview with Catholic Trump voter
CNN

A Catholic parishioner who voted for President Trump called out his "colossally stupid" feud with Pope Leo XIV during a recent street interview on CNN—and people are nodding hard.

Amelia Mavis Christnot
By Amelia Mavis ChristnotApr 27, 2026
Amelia Mavis Christnot

Amelia is an Oglala Lakȟóta of the Očhéthi Šakówiŋ, Kanien'kehá:ka of the Haudenosaunee and Métis Navy brat who settled in the wilds of Northern Maine. A member of the Indigenous Journalists Association, she considers herself another proud Maineiac.

See Full Bio

After mass on Sunday at the historic St. Patrick’s Cathedral in New York City, CNN correspondent Gloria Pazmino did some Catholic-on-the-street interviews to gauge reactions to MAGA Republican President Donald Trump's one-sided feud with Pope Leo XIV.

A 2025 Pew Research Center report revealed 55% of Catholics voted for Trump in 2024 and Catholics made up 22% of Trump voters overall. Losing the Catholic vote would destroy Trump's margin of victory going into the midterms.

But Pazmino found that even those who self-identified as MAGA were fed up with the POTUS's attacks on the first Pope from the United States.

When asked for her thoughts on Trump's criticism of the Pontiff, Anita Bauman told Pazmino:

"I don’t think it helps the President at all. I think it’s colossally stupid."

You can see a clip of her comments here:

Not mincing her words, Bauman added:

"And I say that as a Catholic and as a person who voted for Trump. But I think that it’s just not the battle to pick."

Bauman wasn't opposed to some form of interference with the government of Iran, seemingly ignoring the deaths of innocents like at the girls school bombed by the Trump administration.

"I don't think it helps the president at all," they said. "I think it's colossally stupid, and I say that as a Catholic and as a person who voted for Trump.""It's not the battle to pick," they continued. "I would rather see him try to come www.buzzfeed.com/alexalisitza...

[image or embed]
— Uppity Black Woman (@uppityblackwoman.bsky.social) April 21, 2026 at 4:36 PM


to some accord with the Holy Father and with the church's position."--> They're Catholic & they voted for trump ... AND they expect trump to get on the same page as the Pope?The man who bragged about grabbing women (I think its safe to assume he was talking about Epstein's girls) by the *ussy?
— Uppity Black Woman (@uppityblackwoman.bsky.social) April 21, 2026 at 4:36 PM


Their faith doesn’t play that big of a role in their criteria for conduct.
— Pagan Queen (@paganqueen.bsky.social) April 21, 2026 at 4:38 PM


Oh. Catholic guilt is the unwritten/ invisible chapter in the Bible. They play that schit up to the tippy top. My ex-step dad is an American Irish Boston Catholic. Dude had me face palming on the regular, in disbelief.
— Uppity Black Woman (@uppityblackwoman.bsky.social) April 21, 2026 at 4:48 PM

But Bauman concluded:

"I don’t think picking a fight with the Pope or trying to school the Pope on theology is a good idea at all."

You can see CNN's report here:

- YouTube youtu.be

People concurred with Bauman's assessment, although many pointed out she got what she voted for.




@RFK1966/X












A March poll by NBC News, released just before Trump's Truth Social rant about the Pontiff and the POTUS's infamous AI Trump as Jesus post, found Pope Leo XIV enjoys a +34 favorability rating among voters in the United States while Trump has a –12 favorability.

A Pew Research poll found Pope Leo has an 84% approval rating amongst American Catholics while a variety of recent polls reported Trump's approval rating with American voters overall hovering around just 40%.

Whoever thought now was the time to try to pick a fight with the Pontiff seems, as Anita Bauman put it, "colossally stupid."

Latest News

Screenshot of Donald Trump; Graham Platner
Donald Trump

Trump's Sanctimonious Reaction To Controversial Democratic Senate Candidate's Primary Win Is A Self-Own For The Ages

Dean Cain (left) faced backlash after laughing at social media posts mocking Supergirl star Milly Alcock's (right) appearance.
Celebrities

Dean Cain Ripped After Making Rude Comment About 'Supergirl' Star Milly Alcock's Appearance

Phoebe Bridgers
Celebrities

Musician Phoebe Bridgers Announced That Her Upcoming Tour Will Be Completely Phone-Free—And Fans Are Divided

screenshots of comedian Walter Masterson speaking to MAGA minions about LGBTQ+ Pride
LGBTQ

Comedian Hilariously Points Out MAGA Fans' Hypocrisy Over Pride Month—And They Don't Even Realize It

More from People/donald-trump

Screenshots of Randy Rainbow and Donald Trump
@RandyRainbow/X

Randy Rainbow Just Skewered Trump's Second Term With A Sequel To His 'Very Stable Genius' Parody—And It's An Instant Classic

Comedian Randy Rainbow is at it again, this time skewering President Donald Trump's second term with a sequel to his popular 2018 "Very Stable Genius" video, which is a parody of Gilbert and Sullivan's "The Major-General's Song" from The Pirates of Penzance.

It was during his first term that Trump referred to himself as a "very stable genius," a claim that doesn't hold any water for anyone who's kept tabs on the president's mental stability (or lack thereof).

Keep ReadingShow less
In a British GQ article, Idris Elba discussed the realities of becoming 007.
Frazer Harrison/Getty Images

Idris Elba Just Explained Why He Doesn't Think A Black James Bond Is A 'Realistic Thing'—And It's Pretty Depressing

For more than a decade, Idris Elba has been one of the most popular fan-cast choices to play James Bond. But in a new interview, the British actor suggested that racism—not a lack of talent, interest, or fan support—helped make the prospect of a Black 007 feel unrealistic from the start.

Speaking with British GQ, Elba offered an unvarnished take on why the long-running Bond rumors never amounted to anything more than speculation.

Keep ReadingShow less
Bowen Yang on Variety's 'Actors on Actors'
@variety/Instagram; @fayedunaway/Instagram

Bowen Yang Sparks Debate After Revealing That He Left 'SNL' Because He Felt Like He Was Only There As 'Seasoning'

Former Saturday Night Live and Wicked star Bowen Yang has been open since his departure from SNL about his conflicting love for the work and feeling that it was time to go.

Yang initially opened up about this on his podcast, Las Culturistas, opposite Matt Rogers, in which he admitted to feeling sort of like a one-note actor on the show.

Keep ReadingShow less
Michael Knowles and James Barr
@PiersUncensored/X

MAGA Commentator Dragged After Insisting To Gay Comedian That He Doesn't Have G-Spot 'In His Bum'

It's Pride Month, the traditional time of year when conservatives celebrate their love for gay-panic crash outs over the details of people's personal lives that have no impact on them whatsoever!

And this month, former actor and Daily Wire talking head Michael Knowles decided to celebrate by being so gay-panicked he was willing to deny the basic science of his own body.

Keep ReadingShow less
Screenshot of Neil DeGrasse Tyson
Club Shay Shay/YouTube

Neil DeGrasse Tyson Shares Powerful History Lesson In Viral Rant About Anti-Vaxxers—And He's Spot On

Speaking during an appearance on Shannon Sharpe's Club Shay Shay podcast, astrophysicist Neil DeGrasse Tyson gave a powerful history lesson about why he thinks anti-vaxxers will make the next pandemic even worse.

Tyson has made his name as one of the most prominent science communicators of the last few decades and regularly spoke out against misinformation and conspiracy theories that were all the rage throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. And he expressed frustration that "we still have anti-vaxxers running around" with the capacity to make even more trouble for public health officials.

Keep ReadingShow less