People had so many theories about Sean Spicer's upside down flag pin
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March 10, 2017
The internet exploded with speculations when images of the White House press secretary wearing his lapel pin upside down surfaced.
On day 50, @PressSec's flag pin is upside down.pic.twitter.com/Di1wLAdxl5
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Your loyalty has not gone unnoticed.https://twitter.com/kylegriffin1/status/840273860327018496 …
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This might actually be the explanation for @seanspicer's upside-down badge 
https://twitter.com/Hopalongroyal/status/840290849116295168 …
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Sean Spicer's flag badge is actually the right way up. The entire White House press room is upside down, including the camera
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"This is the correct way to wear a flag pin. PERIOD." -Sean Spicer, probably.
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