A group of motorcycle enthusiasts calling themselves "Bikers for Trump" visited Donald Trump on Saturday at Trump's National Golf Club in Bedminster, New Jersey, where he is currently vacationing. Trump appeared thrilled by the bikers' visit and, as the Inquisitr reported, praised them for their promise to boycott the American motorcycle manufacturer Harley-Davidson.
The iconic motorcycle maker recently announced that it would move some of its production facilities to locations inside the European Union to avoid the recent high tariffs of steel imports — tariffs imposed by Trump himself — the news agency Reuters reported.
But to users of the social media platform Twitter, there were some other eye-grabbing details emerging from Trump's meeting with the bikers on a rainy afternoon at his country club. Specifically, the Twitter users noticed that one of the "bikers" posing with Trump in a widely circulated Associated Press photo — the same photo seen above on this page — wore a patch on his vest that bore a message that could be construed as sexist. And that wasn't the only objectionable message that Trump appeared to endorse by posing enthusiastically with the bikers.
The patch that drew the most attention was worn by the biker second from right in the above photo, raising his fist. The patch reads, "I Love Guns & T*****s."
