Day: May 8, 2018

Melania Trump Makes A Big-Hearted Pledge That Will Impact Patriotic Americans

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Melania Trump has largely been embraced by the American public for her graceful demeanor and warmth, especially towards children.

Perhaps it is because she is a mother herself, but her motherly instincts are always on full display whenever she meets with children here or abroad.

In both France and Italy, Melania spent time with children in hospitals, taking photos with them and speaking with them in their native tongue, since she is a master of 5 languages.

She also frequently hosts schoolchildren at the White House, too, and recently held a “listening session” to hear students out on what issues they’re facing in their day-to-day lives.

When one young boy knocked over her water glass at this meeting, she kindly smiled and told him, “Don’t worry, it’s just water.”
Her empathy for America’s youth is a much needed balm given the current state of affairs in this country. A recent study showed that young Americans are shockingly more likely to feel loneliness than senior citizens.

In response to this rising crisis, Melania has taken it upon herself to help those still feeling the effects of Obama’s polarizing America.

From NPR:
“[Melania] will take a traditional step when she outlines a slate of policy initiatives next week focused on the well-being of children.

The first lady’s spokeswoman, Stephanie Grisham, told NPR the upcoming announcement will focus on several challenges facing American children, among them social media, health, and addiction in communities.

‘There are so many issues that children face today,’ Grisham said, adding that the first lady’s initiatives will focus on ‘equipping children to handle those issues.’”

Of course, Melania Trump is not without her critics. Many are saying she should focus her efforts on stopping her husband’s “cyber bullying” on Twitter,

“Hmm if only she had a high profile target she could go after to make us believe her…” one Twitter user commented, while another sneered, “Her husband is the biggest bully of all, try going after him first!”

These people are seemingly unaware of the fact that adults and children should not be judged by the same standards.

But Melania has not allowed her detractors try to stop her from her mission of trying to improve the lives of children, and her own Twitter statement was the epitome of class:
Do you support the First Lady’s efforts to help America’s children?

And would you say Melania Trump’s actions are perfectly in keeping with the office of the First Lady?

Let us know in the comments below!

Prom Night Completely Destroyed For Teens Who Were Caught Praying Before Their Dance

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We are in an age that no matter what you do, someone is there to shame you on social media.

Last week, high school kids across America were attending their school prom dances. One group of teens were captured in a photo from their pre-dance dinner at Longhorn Steakhouse that was sent to a news reporter in Oakland, California. The photo was also shared on social media and what happened next is a saddening reality of what our society has become.

Fox News writes, A debate is raging in the comments of a Facebook post that shows several teenagers saying grace at a local Longhorn Steakhouse before their prom.

Frank Somerville, a journalist at KTVU in Oakland, Calif., had been sent the photo by one of the teens’ mothers, according to his Facebook post. He shared the photo with his followers Tuesday, along with a note from the young woman’s mother.

“I want to share a picture of my daughter and her friends from prom night,” a woman Somerville identified as “Noelle Smith” was quoted as saying. “Now with the stories today about teenagers and tide pods and condoms gathering headlines — this picture speaks for itself.”
The woman also added that she was “so impressed” with the group. “They all said Grace before eating and were all well behaved.”

The picture, however, soon sparked a debate among commenters, who began to argue over whether the photo depicted a group of “nice kids” solely because they were pictured praying.

“Saying grace over your food says nothing of your moral compass, integrity or character … Behaving well at a restaurant while in your late teens, and being considerate to people, should not be Facebook praise worthy,” said one commenter who took issue with the pic.

“I see well behaved people doing terrible things, misbehaved people who just take care of someone in need. Being a [C]hristian doesn’t mean they are well behaved,” argued another.
“My guess is their opinions on gay marriage, interracial families, equal rights, and other things we hold dear might not thrill you,” wrote another poster.

Many other commenters defended the photo and the children, with one writing that “not once did [Somerville] say that these kids are any better than non-Christian kids.” Still, some felt that praising the teens for praying — which Somerville called “REALLY nice to see” — was unfair to people who don’t share the Christian faith.

“So now we are supposed to praise kids for praying to an invisible man in the sky for animals that were slaughtered so they could eat?” one commenter wrote. “Maybe they should be thanking that animal for giving up it’s [sic] life so they could eat instead. So tired of Christians pushing their beliefs onto everyone else.”

“I’m so tired of the arrogance many religious people display and their disdain for non-believers,” wrote another. “If you are confidant [sic] in your beliefs then you don’t feel the need to ‘save’ everyone else.”

Somerville himself soon responded to the debate, saying he was “honestly surprised” by the reaction, and that he never meant to imply that a religious person is automatically a “good person.”

A woman claiming to be the grandmother of one of the girls also chimed in to vouch for each child and their behavior. She further added that her own daughter raised her granddaughter as a single parent.My granddaughter is a senior in high school, has worked after school for 2 years, is an honor roll student, had taken AP classes for 2 years, plays softball and soccer and after graduation will be going into the [Air Force],” she wrote.

“These kids were raised to respect their elders and to be the best that they could be.”

It is a sad day when kids who were raised to be respectful to others a pray before their meals can face a social media backlash.

The parents of these kids should be proud of their children, and thankful they don’t have kids that are out snorting Tide Pods or robbing people.

It would be nice to return to a day that praying before your meal was an American norm and not something that was publicly shamed.

[Update Note 4/27/2018: We initially reported that these praying teens were from Oakland, California, considering that a local news reporter from that city had reported this story exclusively. It was later brought to our attention that he had been sent the picture, but that’s not where these teens are from. We’ve corrected this detail and currently working to confirm where the photo was taken]

Did Andrew Cuomo Know His Attorney General Was Beating Women?

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On Tuesday, New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman resigned in disgrace, after at least four women came forward and accused the anti-Trump “feminist” male of gross physical abuse, including “CHOKING.”

The question now is, what exactly did Governor Andrew Cuomo know about his violent, woman-hating AG?
A bombshell report came out Monday night in The New Yorker alleging a pattern of horrific abuse by New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman. As one of Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s right-hand men, can the public truly believe New York’s governor had no idea about his attorney general’s behavior?

Theoretically, it’s entirely possible Schneiderman kept his demonic second life far from his boss, but it’s important to remember we’re not talking about a single accusation. As Jane Mayer and Ronan Farrow outline in their piece, four separate women detailed his “nonconsensual physical violence.”

Two of them, Michelle Manning Barish and Tanya Selvaratnam, even allowed their identities to be out in the open. Both women say they sought medical treatment after “having been slapped hard across the ear and face, and also choked.” While it is true no one ever accused Schneiderman publicly of misconduct before this article, one would imagine there had to have been whispers among the womens’ social circles and families.

As has been the case in a few of the recent prominent “#MeToo” reckonings, many of the men — most notably, Harvey Weinstein — exhibited abusive behavior to colleagues and others outside of their misconduct with women. To think the hundreds of lawmakers, staff members and donors never saw Schneiderman give off any red flags strains one’s credulity.

“All of a sudden, he just slapped me, open handed and with great force, across the face, landing the blow directly onto my ear,” Manning Barish told The New Yorker. “It was horrendous. It just came out of nowhere. My ear was ringing. I lost my balance and fell backward onto the bed. I sprang up; but at this point, there was very little room between the bed and him. I got up to try to shove him back or take a swing, and he pushed me back down. He then used his body weight to hold me down, and he began to choke me. The choking was very hard. It was really bad. I kicked. In every fibre, I felt I was being beaten by a man.”

Such volatile behavior had to exhibit itself in other circumstances. Barish even disclosed she told “three close female friends” about Schneiderman’s abuse. Again, Barish’s injuries were so severe she consulted several physicians. Given the two were openly in a relationship, how could no one notice all these mysterious wounds appearing?

In another instance, Schneiderman allegedly slapped a lawyer twice so hard “the blow left a red handprint” that was visible the next day. Multiple women corroborate he was also a heavy drinker, according to The New Yorker’s reporting.

Trump Predicted FALL of New York Attorney General Schneiderman in 2013!

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President Trump was right again!

New York’s Attorney General Eric Schneiderman resigned on Tuesday, after at least 4 women came forward and accused him of despicable physical abuse.
Trump predicted Schneiderman’s FALL way back in 2013!

Before he even announced he was running for president, Donald Trump predicted the downfall of New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman all the way back in 2013.

Weiner is gone, Spitzer is gone – next will be lightweight A.G. Eric Schneiderman. Is he a crook? Wait and see, worse than Spitzer or Weiner

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 11, 2013

Comparing Schneiderman to disgraced former Democratic congressman Anthony Weiner and former Democratic New York Governor Eliot Spitzer, both of whom resigned from their respective positions after sex scandals, Trump claimed that Schneiderman was worse than both of them.

According to a bombshell report published by The New Yorker Monday, four women have come forward and accused Schneiderman of physical violence and death threats. The women claimed that he slapped and choked them, threatened to kill them if they broke up with him and even warned them that he could have their phones tapped

Schneiderman, who has presented himself as a supporter of the #MeToo movement, gave a statement denying the assaults. “In the privacy of intimate relationships, I have engaged in role-playing and other consensual sexual activity. I have not assaulted anyone. I have never engaged in nonconsensual sex, which is a line I would not cross.”

Hillary Shows Up Overseas Trying To Be President, Makes Huge Mistake That Backfires In Epic Fashion

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This woman just can’t seem to leave well enough alone and just retire. She can’t help popping up at different locations around the world making a royal fool out of herself.

This time, on Monday, the two-time presidential race loser showed up in Auckland New Zealand to promote her book of lies and detail her excuses as to why she lost her second run at the presidency in 2016.

Clinton once again took the time in Auckland to promote her book of conspiracy theories, “What Happened.” And also took the time to take multiple low blows at President Trump throughout her tired speech and during interviews with the New Zealand Media. But this time she was very careful not to mention his name much. Instead, she called him “a creep” for standing too close behind her during a town hall-style debate.
The 2016 Democratic presidential loser described her presidential election loss as a “perfect storm.” Where former FBI Director James Comey, the media who covered her email scandal, Russian interference and division within the country led to the election of an outsider like Donald Trump.

It was all the same old same old with Hillary blaming everyone but herself and her ways. We already know the drill. But the thing that really stands out the most this time is she said we in the US are living a very important struggle right now. Struggle? Our economic numbers are better than any time since 2000 and companies are coming back to the US thanks to the Trump Tax Cuts, where is the struggle?

Struggling was having to live under a regime like Barack Hussein Obama’s who thought the best way to fix an economy was to tax producers more and give people more welfare. And you Hillary, you stood by silently and let this happen, never once did you take Obama to task over his ineptitude and socialist ways. So how about you now shut up already and retire while a businessman fixes the mess your party left this nation in?
Here is more on this story via Fox News:

Hillary Clinton slammed President Trump as a “reality TV” candidate and again claimed sexism contributed to her defeat in the 2016 election while on a speaking tour in Auckland, New Zealand on Monday.
Clinton, who is promoting her book “What Happened,” took multiple jabs at Trump throughout her speech and during interviews with New Zealand media, although she didn’t mention him by name much, the New Zealand Herald reported. In particular, she called him “a creep” for standing close behind her during a town hall-style debate, a moment during the campaign she’s often brought up since the election.

The 2016 Democratic presidential nominee described her presidential election loss as a “perfect storm” involving former FBI Director James Comey, the media who covered her email scandal, Russian interference and division within the country.

“The forces at work in the 2016 election in the United States are still with us and not only in my country but around the world,” Clinton said. “It was a perfect storm: deep currents of anger and resentment flowing through our culture. Our political press that told voters my emails were the most important story. The unprecedented intervention in our election by the FBI director. The information warfare waged from within the Kremlin.”

“We’re having a very important struggle in the United States right now,” she said, according to the Herald. “It’s difficult to fully grasp because there are 20 stories and people are getting overwhelmed by the strange goings on we are living through.”

She told the audience she read mystery novels after she lost the election “because the bad guy usually gets it in the end.”

TRUMP VS. CLINTON: THE FEUD CONTINUES EVEN AFTER THE ELECTION

“You know, in the past, I felt like I had to be, kind of careful in public, sort of keep my guard up. Well those days are over, and I am so pleased that I can pull the curtain back in the book on the unprecedented election – the first reality TV election in American history,” Clinton said.

“I am so pleased that I can pull the curtain back in the book on the unprecedented election – the first reality TV election in American history.” – Hillary Clinton

Hosted by The Growth Faculty, the former secretary of state discussed sexism, particularly in the U.S., and how she said it impacted her political aspirations. Tickets ranged from $195 to $595, according to the event page.