The stars came out for fangirl Kamala – which meant a Swift defeat at hands of voters

If determination is 1 bonus from Trump’s gruesome comeback, it is the decease of the personage endorsement, says Mirror columnist Brian Reade, with blue-collar workers turning distant from the sickly love-ins and pleas from mega-rich wide stars

It's precise casual to clasp the presumption that America has mislaid its corporate mind.

I’ve been reasoning that rather a spot since waking up connected Wednesday to a show we’ll present person to unrecorded with for the adjacent 4 years: A twice-impeached, convicted felon and alleged rapist hailing himself the top person since Julius Caesar, not slightest because, dissimilar that “sad Roman loser”, helium survived assassination.

But the satellite rolls on. Lessons indispensable beryllium learned and bully points sought from the nightmare of Donald Trump’s gruesome return. So let’s get to work.

There volition beryllium nary civilian warfare successful America, nary lengthy ineligible battles astir predetermination fraud and cries from mobs of horn-headed weirdos attacking Capitol Hill with screams of Stop the Steal. Because the Democrats accepted decision gracefully. All the smug, ­profiteering pollsters who decreed the predetermination excessively adjacent to telephone received a invited footwear successful the ballots.

Labour mightiness spot the stupidity of letting their elder unit run against the world’s astir almighty grudge-bearer. And erstwhile that grudge rebounds connected Britain possibly we volition yet realise that the alleged peculiar narration is simply a deceitful myth, past halt each the pro-Washington fawning and basal up for ourselves.

Through their shocking cowardice, the Democrats mightiness marque governmental parties realise you can’t prevarication astir an 81-year-old’s encephalon being pin-sharp erstwhile everyone tin spot dementia.

And erstwhile you yet regenerate him you should not simply elevate his ­uninspiring, unproven lawman who offers thing but giggles and hugs from showbiz superstars who lend their support, not retired of ­admiration for her, but visceral loathing of her opponent.

If determination is 1 genuine takeaway bonus from Trump’s landslide, it is the decease of the personage endorsement.

Even the astir devout Democrat indispensable person felt a surge of nausea during the love-ins betwixt fangirl Kamala Harris and Taylor Swift, Beyonce, Harrison Ford, Katy Perry, Oprah, Beyonce, Bon Jovi, Bruce Springsteen and George Clooney. They indispensable person winced astatine the woefulness of the optics arsenic immoderate of the country’s richest people, who stock nary of the blue-collar ­anxieties astir inflation, immigration, taxation and factories mislaid to China, played close into MAGA hands.

These are American royalty who mostly dwell successful palatial Californian piles. When the main complaint against the Democrats is that it’s the governmental helping of a sneering wide elite, you don’t connection up, arsenic reasons to ballot for you, immoderate of the country’s wealthiest liberals who clasp Trump and his halfway supporters successful contempt.

Sure, Americans swoon implicit ­celebrities, but the Republicans already had the hugest personage successful America, called Donald Trump. So who needs the apprentices?

Sure, Americans are spoon-fed what to judge by celebrated faces with the biggest societal media accounts, but the Republicans already had the feline who controls the world’s biggest societal media platform, Elon Musk. And helium has much of what Americans genuinely desire, dollars, than immoderate of them.

My favourite punctuation astir however the Luvvie-ocracy turns mean radical off, came from hell-raising histrion Richard Harris who erstwhile refused to be the Oscars connected the grounds that “it takes 14 hours to get there, followed by 10 hours talking to self-obsessed a***holes. I’d alternatively walk that clip successful the pub talking to my mates”.

America has conscionable chosen the pub bore who falsely professed to consciousness their pain, up of a perceived elite whom they felt could ne'er statesman to.