Flint Twp. -- Donald Trump supporters gathered on the corner of South Linden and Corunna roads in Flint on Tuesday afternoon to let their voices be heard.

They were among the 25 groups across Michigan that decided to do a "flash mob" to show their local communities their support of the Republican presidential nominee.

While the initial gathering started with two people, it eventually grew to 12 people. From 4 to 5:30 p.m., the group held signs and heard both cheers and jeers from passing by cars.



"It's not so much that I support Donald Trump as I'm anti-Hillary," said R.D. Edwards of Swartz Creek. "I don't like her policy, she kind of scares me. It's just gotta be someone else besides Hillary. "





