Following Justin Trudeau's resignation, the MAGA movement has taken to social media to express their glee. Trudeau, who announced his decision to step down after nearly a decade in power, stated he “cannot be the best option” for the upcoming elections. His tenure ultimately faced mounting pressure within his caucus, marked by recent exits, notably Chrystia Freeland, the Finance Minister who criticized him for his handling of trade threats from former President Donald Trump.

Following the announcement, MAGA supporters did not hold back in celebrating Trudeau's departure. Turning Point founder Charlie Kirk remarked on social media about Trudeau's previous acceptance of ISIS fighters into Canada, labeling him as a fool. Similarly, billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk remarked positively on the prospects for the year 2025 after Trudeau's exit, while Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene claimed Trump “liberated” Canada from Trudeau’s leadership.

In a separate yet intersecting narrative, comedian Nikki Glaser, who hosted the recent Golden Globes, received backlash for jokes made regarding Sean “Diddy” Combs. Glaser's quips touched on ongoing legal troubles faced by the music mogul, where she stated, “This is the last time all of you will be in the same room together until the Diddy trial.”

However, Glaser's humor has not sat well with some, including attorney Ariel Mitchell, who represents alleged victims of Diddy. In her criticism of Glaser's jokes, she expressed that Glaser should be "ashamed of herself" for mocking situations tied to severe trauma.

As Glaser continues to navigate the complex reactions to her comedic efforts at the Golden Globes, the reactions to Trudeau's resignation exemplify the ongoing polarization between Canadian and American political landscapes, reflecting deeper societal divisions surrounding leadership and accountability.

For more on Glaser's reactions and Trudeau's exit, visit The Daily Beast.