See All the Mexican Flags At 'No Kings' Events? Mexican Voters Just Made That Look Even Worse
Thank a lefty today, America. Why, you ask? Well, we have no kings today. Granted, we had no kings in the interim between July 4, 1776, and this weekend, but a bunch of purple-haired keffiyeh-clad popinjays made sure of that with "No Kings" protests across the nation. Whew. That was a close one, America.
Yes, apparently, we're led to believe that these American patriots took to the streets this weekend to both protest democratically elected President Donald Trump and a parade meant to mark the 250th anniversary of our civilian-controlled U.S. Army, but they did it by 1) burning American flags, 2) flying the American flag upside-down, or 3) flying the Mexican flag.
And this wasn't just a few people flying the Mexican tricolor:
This last one, I have to admit, was a strange one in my book: Not only did Mexico have a literal monarchy as late as 1867 -- when Habsburg Maximilian I was deposed from the throne -- but was pretty much a one-party state under the PRI, or Partido Revolucionario Institucional, until 2000.
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