WATCH: Michael Flynn Says Donald Trump Is Still President, And Hats Are The Evidence



Steph Bazzle reports on social issues and religion for Hill…
Michael Flynn is confident that Donald Trump is still the President of the United States. His reasoning? Hats. He’s been looking at people’s hats, and he has not seen 81 million of them with Joe Biden’s “Build Back Better” slogan.

Never mind that Trump’s position in the Republican party is more like cult leader than political figure, or that Biden isn’t hawking merch and doesn’t have his kids doing so for him. Never mind that Flynn’s social circles aren’t exactly likely to lean liberal, nor that not every voter for any candidate is going to purchase or wear clothing items showing their support. And of course, never mind that there was an election, a vote count, a confirmation of electoral votes, and an inauguration.
Never mind any of that. Michael Flynn hasn’t seen 8 million “Build Back Better” caps, and therefore, Donald Trump is still the President of the United States — at least, in the fantasy world MAGA has built for themselves.
Michael Flynn: “Donald Trump is still the President of the United States.” pic.twitter.com/vrwNmyMDYo
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“I still say it, wherever the live stream is. Donald Trump is still the President of the United States! They can call me whatever they want! There it is, right there. They can call me whatever they want, because there’s no way in the world that 81 million — I don’t see 81 million people wearing Build Back Better hats!”
Flynn has been a very vocal proponent of conspiracy theories, especially those that are either pro-Trump or q-anon adjacent, even ranting about the government secretly adding COVID-19 vaccines to salad dressing.
In case it’s necessary to note these facts, the government is not sneaking COVID-19 vaccines into food products, Donald Trump lost the 2020 election, and Joe Biden is currently President of the United States.
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