Woman goes viral after she furiously 'flips off Trump's car' on Election Day

A woman has gone viral on social media after she was photographed allegedly "flipping the bird" furiously at President Trump's car as he drove up to the White House.

Now, we all know that Donald Trump is one of the most divisive figures in the world right now.

Many of his supporters adore him and hang on his every word, and many of his critics disdain him - with one woman going viral on social media today after an image of her giving reportedly Trump the middle finger was posted to Twitter.

As reported by The Independent, the unnamed woman from Arlington, Virginia, made her feelings known to the POTUS as his motorcade returned to the White House.

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The snap was first tweeted by photojournalist Jay Westcott, who captioned the powerful image:

"An Arlingtonian shows President Trump a finger as his motorcade makes it’s way back to the White House after a stop at their campaign headquarters in Rosslyn."

And the response to the image was almost as entertaining as the image itself.

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One supporter wrote: "That woman is an American Hero!"

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Another Twitter user added: "I wish this was me!! She speaks for the majority of US!"

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However, one person disagreed with the gesture, and explained that the president of the United States should be treated with more respect:

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The Twitter user wrote: "This is unacceptable, though others may fail in courtesy we need not. He may not represent the office of the President well but he still is. I don’t think he’s a great President but he still is one."