A woman has stated that her animosity toward the Trump administration and its supporters has extended to the American flag, leading both her and her husband to dislike the national symbol.
“I Hate the American Flag” — Woman Says She and Veteran Husband Hide U.S. Flag Over Trump
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Maya Brooks
Reporting on the pulse of entertainment, cryptocurrency movements, and viral online trends for Daily News 19.
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