Twitter users are showing their support for former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn by adding three star emoji to their handles.
On Tuesday, Mueller filed a sentencing memo suggesting no jail time for Flynn, a retired U.S. Army lieutenant general, citing “substantial” cooperation with the special counsel’s investigation. Flynn is expected to be sentenced in two weeks, a year after pleading guilty to lying to the FBI about conversations he had with the Russian ambassador.
Recently, some of his supporters on Twitter are calling Flynn a “hero” who should be cleared. Along with using the #ClearFlynnNow hashtag, users are adding three stars for the three-star general.
Put three stars ?????? in your name to show support for three-star General Michael Flynn! #ClearFlynnNow
— Jack Posobiec ???????? (@JackPosobiec) December 4, 2018
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One user said the three stars in their Twitter name “means we support him and won’t stop until he is cleared. It is the next step of… #ClearFlynnNow.”
You’ll be seeing thousands and thousands of people using this symbol in their Twitter name: ??????. It stands for three stars, which is what @GenFlynn is, a 3-star General. It means we support him and won’t stop until he is cleared. It is the next step of…#ClearFlynnNow
— Pasquale “Pat” Scopelliti?????? (@ThyConsigliori) December 4, 2018
One user called Flynn the “most highly mistreated hero America has ever witnessed… No matter then sentence, I pray and feel confident @potus will pardon.”
Flynn served as Trump’s national security adviser for just 24 days before being forced to resign for lying to Vice President Mike Pence about lifting Obama-era sanctions against Russia.