Most people just buy campaign posters or t-shirts to show their support for a politician, but one man in Texas wanted to make a splashier statement about his fondness for President Donald Trump.
So Brian “Goober” Williamson of Lubbock, Texas, decided to get a neck tattoo. The word “Trump” is proudly inked right above his shoulders—he picked the neck because he says it’s one place people can’t vandalize. “If I put the sign out in my front yard, they’re going to vandalize my house.” he said. “If I put a sticker on my truck, they’re going to screw up my truck. Well, come vandalize me, that’s all I got.”
For Williamson, it’s a love story even better than Twilight. “I fell in love with Trump since day one,” he said. “It’s hard to look in my eyes without seeing it.” He’s also not afraid to show the tattoo. “At church, little old ladies go, ‘oh, I love that hoodie.’ I wear my hoodie faithfully. I say, ‘if you like that, you’ll love this,'” he said. “I’m not scared to show what I got. You either love me or you don’t.”
Williamson believes Trump is “going to be the best president we’ve ever had.” He also seems to see a lot of himself in the President. “He’s not the most politically correct person, but I’m not the most etiquette. I’m as thrown off as can be. Right is right, wrong is wrong. If it ain’t right, make it right,” he said. “I didn’t get named Goober because I was the smartest one, but to each their own.”
