'it's yuge! ' donald trump make america great again ornament proves surprise christmas hit 

Telegraph Reporters 25 November 2016 10:53am GMT It's the slogan that won an election – and now people are rushing to emblazon Make America Great Again on their Christmas trees, thanks

to an ornament that is attracting mirthful attention online. The product, snappily titled  Trump Make America Great Again Red Cap Collectible Ornament, is modeled on the signature red

baseball cap that Donald Trump wore while on the campaign trail this year. Made from brass and finished in 14 karat gold, the miniature hat is so popular that yesterday online superstore 

Amazon was forced to label it as 'sold out'. However, buyers eager to get their hands on the decoration will be relieved to learn that they are currently available to purchase from

Amazon Marketplace. While the tree decoration has clearly found favour with Amazon's shoppers, reviewers have been quick to label it a load of old baubles, giving it an average star

rating of just 1.6 out of 5.  Best Christmas baubles "It tried to put my nativity figures into an internment camp," complained one review. "Would not buy again."

"The angel on top of my tree just hired a lawyer," said another. One reviewer channeled Trump's idiosyncratic delivery in his satiric offering: "Despite ordering a more

reasonable ornament, this one arrived. It. Is. Yuge. It's absolutely yuge. It's the biggest ornament. Yuge. I hung it on my tree, but it is so yuge that it has totally unbalanced

my whole tree. No matter where I hang it, the tree leans waaaaaay over to the far right." The product page's 'Customer Questions & Answers' section has also become a

soundboard for people looking to work through their feelings about the election, which Trump won despite losing the popular vote to Hillary Clinton. In response to a query asking whether the

item can be used after Christmas, a user helpfully explained: "It can only be used for the next 4 years, or until civilization ends, whichever comes first." Another answer, this

time responding to an enquiry about the product's projected lifespan, suggested that four years might be optimistic: "preliminary testing in real-world scenarios indicates this

item may have a melt-down and fall apart prior to January 20th 2017 if exposed to persistent ridicule.” Perhaps the most salient comment was left by a reviewer by the name of

'BloodyEddie', who simply asked: "How is America not great when people have 200 dollars to blow on a cheaply made ornament?" Christmas gift guide grid