'New grift': Michael Flynn trolled for promoting MAGA-themed real estate company giving AR-15 to clients

Michael Flynn recently promoted MAGA Realty, a real estate company with staunch conservative stance
Michael Flynn is promoting MAGA Realty (Getty Images, MAGA Realty/X)
Michael Flynn is promoting MAGA Realty (Getty Images, MAGA Realty/X)

ENGLEWOOD, FLORIDA: Former Trump administration official Michael Flynn recently threw his weight behind a controversial real estate venture called MAGA Realty, as per MeidasTouch.

Flynn's association with the company, coupled with its promise of AR-15 rifle giveaways and strict political vetting for employees, has ignited a storm of criticism and mockery across social media platforms.

Michael Flynn-backed MAGA Realty goes viral for unabashed conservative branding

The company, founded by 'Patriot broker' Steve Coderre and Cliff Gephart, the "creator of Conservative Grounds Coffee and the Trumparilla Boat Parades", went viral for its unabashed MAGA branding and peculiar promise: every client would receive an AR-15 rifle as a commitment to the Second Amendment.

MAGA Realty bills itself as "the only TRUE conservative real estate company," a claim supported by its vetting process for employees.

According to its website, "Each member of our company is thoroughly vetted to ensure that they share our beliefs, so you can rest assured that you are working with fellow patriots who will strive to invest in and uphold a conservative America."

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Notably, Michael Flynn has built a significant portfolio around his reputation and the MAGA brand. (Getty Images)

While Flynn's involvement in the venture initially puzzled many, the company's website revealed a potential financial incentive: "A portion of every sale goes to support the FIGHT LIKE A FLYNN PAC. No American in modern times has given more to America and been attacked for doing so."

Notably, Flynn has built a significant portfolio around his reputation and the MAGA brand, with ventures ranging from a dating platform offering blood sales to various other endeavors.

In December 2023, Flynn's inclusion in the Rhode Island Hall of Fame sparked controversy, resulting in the resignation of several board members. They objected to Flynn's addition due to his promotion of conspiracy theories and denial of election results, according to The Independent.

Established in 1965, the Rhode Island Hall of Fame honors individuals who have made significant contributions or achieved renown while residing in the state.

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Michael Flynn-backed MAGA Realty goes viral for unabashed conservative branding. (Getty Images)

Internet wastes no time in roasting Michael Flynn for association with MAGA Realty

The internet was quick to unleash a wave of mockery and criticism upon learning of Flynn's association with MAGA Realty.

One X user quipped, "New grift for the cult. Funny how they think liberals don't have guns... we just don't have a gun fetish like the cultists," while another remarked, "Everything this guy does is a grift."



 



 

A third user wrote, "This guys fall needs to be studied," and another commented, "Flynn’s got to get clients first. He’s reaching into the clouds of disillusionment!" Meanwhile, a fifth user simply stated, "He is an overdue book at the prison library."



 



 



 

Another user added to the criticism, stating, "Morons in the morning, morons at noon - never-ending idiocy," while one remarked, "#Florida man finds new grift to scam the gullible."

And in a final jab, an eighth user quipped, "Only thing this looney tune is missing is a toad runner..."



 



 



 

This article contains remarks made on the Internet by individual people and organizations. MEAWW cannot confirm them independently and does not support claims or opinions being made online.

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