Greenland Supporters Troll Donald Trump With A Mocking MAGA Twist
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"I want to show my support to Greenland and also show that I don’t like the president of the United States."
COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) — Red baseball caps spoofing Donald Trump’s iconic MAGA hats have become a symbol of Danish and Greenlandic defiance against the U.S. president’s threat to seize the frozen territory.
The caps reading “Make America Go Away” — parodying Trump’s “Make America Great Again” slogan — have gained popularity along with several variants on social media and at public protests, including a weekend demonstration held in freezing weather in the Danish capital.
European governments are rallying behind Denmark, citing the need to defend Arctic regions and warning that threats against Greenland undermine Western security.
Protesters, however, are less diplomatic.
“I want to show my support to Greenland and also show that I don’t like the president of the United States,” said 76-year-old Copenhagen resident Lars Hermansen, who wore one of the red caps at a protest Saturday.
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It went around in circles.
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The newspaper's conservative editorial board pointed out the "sad irony" of the president's bid to seize the island.
A protester let the president know exactly how he feels about U.S. efforts to take Greenland.
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Scott Bessent argued that Trump is “looking beyond next year to what could happen for a battle in the Arctic.”
They're also intensifying efforts to persuade the President against imposing the levies over Greenland.
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Noem accused CBS’ Margaret Brennan of "picking and choosing what numbers" to report on.
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