Fox News hit Lady Gaga with the biggest shock of her life

Lady Gaga’s jaw was dropped to the floor when she turned on Fox News.

Neither her, or anyone else could believe what happened.

Because Fox News just gave Lady Gaga the biggest shock of her life.

Lady Gaga’s father delivers booming endorsement of Donald Trump

Music star Lady Gaga has become an icon for the homosexual community, partially due to her dressing in outrageous outfits and delivering over-the-top stage performances at her concerts.

In 2011, she dropped her hit-song “Born This Way,” which effectively became an anthem for radical politics within the homosexual community.

Gaga, whose real name is Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta, switched lanes to become an actress once her music career began to stall.

She has taken up roles in movies like the remake of A Star is Born and in the upcoming Joker 2 film.

Gaga has also played a crucial role as a media ally to the Democrats, promoting an end to fracking and even published the famously awkward endorsement video for President Joe Biden just days before the 2020 election.

But Lady Gaga’s politics are unique for her family, and it appears that she stands alone when it comes to what truly matters with political candidates.

Her father Joe Germanotta is a restaurateur in New York City, and he made it clear that his livelihood forces him to look at the facts instead of the vibes.

That is why he did not shy away from appearing on Fox and Friends to announce that he will be voting for former President Donald Trump in the upcoming election.

Lady Gaga’s father explains what is at stake

Joe Germanotta explained to the Fox and Friends co-hosts that he trusted Donald Trump, along with his motives, whereas Vice President Kamala Harris is extremely lacking in trustworthiness.

He noted her abandonment of every position she held publicly during her 2020 Presidential campaign, because she knows that they would tank her campaign this cycle as well.

Germanotta also slammed Kamala for her inability to explain any plan coherently on how she intends to fix issues like inflation, citing her widely-mocked response to how she was going to bring down prices because she grew up in a middle-class neighborhood where people cared about their lawns.

“They’re two vastly different people,” started Joe Germanotta. “One of them is pure and he’s a patriot, right? The other is just going to say whatever she needs to say to get elected, alright?”

“That’s basically what I hear,” he explained. “I’m tired of hearing about her neighbor’s lawn.”

Germanotta also argued that, prior to COVID, the economy was on a boom track and he was on course to have one of his most successful years ever, and claimed that Trump had the ability to bring back that booming economy.

While he did agree that Trump’s personality isn’t likable to everyone, Germanotta explained that when it came down to the facts and past performance in office, the decision to support Trump was an easy one.

“Six years ago, I was going to have the best year I ever had, at [Joanne Trattoria], until Covid. And when I say best year, it was 25% more than any other year,” he began. “But the real foundation – I’m not voting for people.”

“I mean, look, Donald Trump, he’s abrasive, okay?,” Germanotta admitted. “But he’s a patriot and his policies are there. They’re on target, for me anyway.”

“I’m into low fuel and food prices, low interest rates, a good economy, pro-police. If you stack them up side-by-side, I don’t know what the hell she’s talking about,” he concluded.