Fran Flynn stands with Trump, defends US flag against Progressives

Businesswoman and Republican candidate for Congress in Florida’s 22^nd district, Fran Flynn, has released a campaign video questioning the patriotism of the extremists and anarchists that have recently been vandalizing, terrorizing, and holding hostage American cities after George Floyd died at the hands of Minneapolis police.

A staunch supporter of President Donald Trump, Flynn repeated the president’s use of the term “mob” to describe anarchists that desecrate public and private property, and who burn the flag.

Real Patriots DO NOT burn the flag. Real Patriots DO NOT kneel and cower down to the mob,” said Flynn

 The self-styled ‘Constitutional Conservative” Flynn, who is vying to defeat incumbent Democrat Ted Deutch,  dishes out a healthy dose of red meat to Trump-supporting Conservative Republicans, who have shown their disdain against those who have reverted to kneeling before the American flag, and those who burn it.

The video checks off all of the boxes.

 “Our Flag continues to stand as a symbol of liberty, freedom and prosperity for millions of Americans who salute her in respect and appreciation for the strength and exceptionalism it projects.

As Americans, we must stand with our great President to denounce the anti-American movement that is supported by a radically progressive Democrat Party that seeks to destroy our American way of life.

Real Patriots DO NOT burn the flag.

Real  Patriots DO NOT kneel and cower down to the mob.

Real Americans stand tall and salute the colors that have draped the coffins of millions of U.S. servicemen who have made the ultimate sacrifice so that we can have the opportunity to live a prosperous life that is filled with our God-given freedoms and liberties.

I’m Fran Flynn and I approve this message because We are "One nation under God. We are indivisible. And we stand for liberty and justice for all."

Flynn Republican primary opponents are small business owner Darlene Swaffer, conspiracy theorist Jessica Melton, and Attorney James Pruden.