They just won’t be officially sworn in until January 20, 2025. That certainly hasn’t stood in the way of people, like global leaders, accepting 47 and quickly establishing a working relationship.

Trump will meet with Emmanuel Macron after the French president invited him to attend Saturday’s star-studded VIP event for the official reopening of the newly restored Notre Dame Cathedral, five years after a devastating fire wrecked the centuries-old Paris landmark.

First Lady Jill Biden will also attend the ceremonies, but it’s Trump who will be holding court with world leaders.

While Biden is shuffling around the White House like Jacob Marley’s ghost …

Dude literally looks like Marley's Ghost at this point https://t.co/vAG4E02GOL

— HollyCabot (@HollyCabot) December 6, 2024

… Jill is off for her last Paris visit on the taxpayer’s dime. Too bad Jill never let the sophistication of Paris rub off on her … as my grandmother would say, all her taste is in her mouth.

And the erstwhile candidate Kamala? She recently surfaced …

BREAKING: Kamala briefly emerged from hiding today at the National Black Caucus of State Legislators conference.

She also brought back the fake accent. pic.twitter.com/Uaba60z1t3

— Jake Schneider (@jacobkschneider) December 5, 2024

… after draining the wine box before taking the stage. Maybe it’s a good thing she isn’t doing anything as VP. Please, Kammy, go take a nap.

We have no idea who is actually working and running the Executive branch, but President-elect Trump isn’t letting moss grow under his feet.

The trip to Paris comes a week after Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau hastily made an unannounced stop in Mar-a-Lago to dine with Trump after the president-elect threatened a trade war with Canada and Mexico.

Trump argued that Canada had failed to prevent large amounts of drugs and undocumented people from crossing the northern border into the U.S. and also pointed to America’s massive trade deficit with Canada.

In typical Trumpian cheekiness, the Donald suggested Canada could become the 51st state.

And while we haven’t heard as much from VP-elect Vance post election as we did during his scorched-earth appearances on the faltering Legacy media, JD is also showing up where it counts.

Vice President-elect JD Vance traveled to North Carolina on Friday to survey the damage left after Hurricane Helene devastated the state in late October. Vance visited with volunteer firefighters in Fairview, North Carolina, a town outside of Asheville in Western North Carolina. That portion of the state saw devastating floods destroy homes, roads, and other infrastructure.

A source familiar with the trip told NBC News that the Vice President-elect will also visit a home renovation project, and visit with the family of Tony Ray Garrison, a fire battalion chief who died while rescuing victims of a mudslide from the hurricane.

This is what a working Vice President looks like:

The road ahead will be difficult. The hysterical Left is launching “Resistance 2.0”, willing to throw up and throw out anything to hamstring the incoming administration. We are going to witness a new level of shenanigans from the Deep State elites. So gird your loins. This is just beginning.

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