Donald Trump is not letting the fact that the election season is over stop him from making America great again, one red cap at a time. Launched just in time for the holidays, Trump has debuted his "Red Cap Collectible Ornament," which can be yours for the admittedly not-so-great price of $149.
But hey, as steep as that might seem, it's actually a discount — the exact same ornament appears to run $250 on Amazon.
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