Greenlander’s Hilarious Anti-MAGA Hat Goes Viral Because Lots Of People Want It
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Images of the hat’s blunt message are being shared as second lady Usha Vance gears up for her unwelcome and “highly aggressive” trip to Greenland this week.
We get it, “Make Autocratic Grifters Ashamed” would look a little too wordy on a hat.
Over the weekend, a man who lives in Sisimiut, Greenland, named Aannguaq Reimer-Johansen posted an image to Facebook of a red hat featuring the words, “Make America Go Away.” The simple statement is a clever play on President Donald Trump’s infamous slogan, which has been adorned on red hats for years: “Make America Great Again.”
The image was clearly in response Trump’s autocratic desire to annex the autonomous Danish territory and claim it for the U.S. “one way or the other.” And though leaders in Greenland and Denmark have said that’s not happening, U.S. presence in the island will continue with a trip by second lady Usha Vance this week.
Although Vance has downplayed her visit as an innocent trip to watch a dog sled race and “celebrate the long history of mutual respect and cooperation” between the United States and Greenland, people are more than a little skeptical of her motives.
Vance’s visit to Greenland will follow another one by national security adviser Mike Waltz and U.S. energy secretary Chris Wright that will occur earlier in the week.
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