Students4Trump supporters strip down to their bikinis to back president as others pose with flags and GUNS
YOUNG supporters of President Donald Trump have stripped down to their summer bathing suits and posed with guns and patriotic flags to show their support of him.
Students for Trump, the chair of which is Trump ally Charlie Kirk, has more than 556,000 followers
The account features photos of young adults showing their support for — and backing his .
Some students are featured posing in Trump’s red “Make America Great Again” hat, while others are seen taking pics in “Keep America Great” swag.
“We LOVE our couples for #Trump2020,” one post read alongside a couple kissing while holding an election sign.
Another group is seen on the account posing with a cardboard cutout of Trump while the caption reads: “A MAGAnificent .”
Others appear to be hanging out at the beach, the lake, and even on a golf cart in a field showing their support for the president.
Some are pictured posing with their dog and even guns; one couple appears to be dressed up as the St Louis attorneys , and were later .
The account also features anti-Democrat memes, and photos with quotes from Kirk, co-chair Ryan Fournier, and from the Trump family.
, Students for Trump was launched in 2019 as an “official chapter-based, pro-Trump student group” that planned to be on “hundreds of college and high school campuses across America” last fall.
“We’re proud to be at the forefront of the youth movement to re-elect freedom in 2020 by adding one million new voters to support four more years of President Trump,” Kirk said in a statement.
at a rally in , last month.
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Trump hailed the “patriotic young Americans who stand up tall for America and refuse to kneel to the radical left.”
“You are the courageous warriors standing in the way of what they want to do and their goals,” he told the boisterous crowd. “They hate our history. They hate our values, and they hate everything we prize as Americans.”
With the Phoenix event, which was organized by Turning Point USA, a group chaired by Kirk, the president hoped to turn attention away from his slumping poll numbers, surging in huge swaths of the South and West, and an economy hit hard by the virus.