Have you ever taken the time to browse these pro-Trump meme accounts on Instagram?
I'm looking at one now called @TrumpNation20. It has a total of 1,200 posts and 42.8k followers. Some of the posts are pandering, with messages like 'If you're pro-life, give a follow.' But then you have stuff
like this:
That's bordering on out-right fakeness. The quote isn't real. (If it were, there would be 10,000 Google results for it.) And there's no real humor to it, either. They're just claiming that a Congresswoman wants to do harm to Trump. And then you've got responses from people like briannk3, who said: "Threatening the President is a felony, I believe!" and marycrockettsleezer, who says "Isn't that a threat against the President? Thought you got thrown in JAIL for that."
The @TrumpNation20 account contains a discount link in its bio to the website LibertatumApparel.com, which apparently is a company in Raleigh, North Carolina that makes American hats. I don't necessarily think the two are connected. I mean, look at the rest of the bio for @TrumpNation20:
⚠️AOC doesn’t want you to follow us⚠️
Conservative 🐘
America First 🇺🇸
Pro-Life 👶
Pro-Gun 🔫
R.I.P @trumpnation2020 1-3 💔
🚨 DM ME FOR ADS 💴
A person from Raleigh wouldn't write something as janky as "America First US".
