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I am wearing mine at work and at play. In discussing ways to support Trump with a friend, we decided there are a lot of little things that can be done to keep Trump's name before the public. At events like Independence Day, wear the hat, which is a way to open a conversations with those you meet. Identify ten or so neighbors now that you know and persuade them to vote for Trump. Tell them, especially the elderly, that if they should have trouble getting to the polls on November 8th, that you will be glad to transport them. Get some Trump signs and put them out. I had my first batch stolen, so get plenty of them and hand a few out to your neighbors.

I’m not trying to make a big deal about this, but what you say is so true. It does take a bit of courage to wear the hat in public. I think it’s cool when I see a couple wearing them. You want to be clean and neat looking, and be prepared for whatever. I’ve not encountered any bad reactions, but then again, I haven’t shoved it in anyone’s face. For example, I doubt I’d venture into a latino bar wearing it. I’ll go to the grocery store and be about my business. Usually get the comments going thru check thru. Some young black people will sometimes say, “WHy would you be for a racist?” I say, “I don’t think he is. Our country is in trouble. People like you and me need to rally together, to elect someone who will do the right thing.”