Melania Trump

Democrats and their allies in Hollywood and the New York media don’t seem to get that by mocking Mrs. Trump and refusing her the fashion and style section coverage typically afforded the First Lady have only served to heighten her appeal to the Trump base and reinforce the idea that Democrats are too cruel to be trusted with the power of the federal government.

First lady Melania Trump continues on with work that endears her to the American public. Her agenda as first lady is expansive, focusing on children and the importance of all aspects of their lives, from self-esteem to education to health care. Our nation has a first lady who is smart, beautiful and a person of faith. She is committed to her family and to this nation. Her sense of self-worth is not reliant on whether or not she’s on the cover of Vogue or invited to certain cocktail parties. She is her own woman — strong, independent, and won’t be bullied. And for today’s liberals and Democrats, that is her crime.

The prosecutorial harassment of Donald Trump, those related to Donald Trump or in Donald Trump’s “circle” is an outrageous perversion of justice. What's more, the opprobrium heaped on the Trump family by the establishment media and popular culture has also claimed entirely innocent victims, such as Josh Trump of Delaware.

Trump, like so many prominent GOP women before her, will continue to be snubbed, humiliated, and demonized by narrative-control freaks because women on the right threaten the cultural hegemony of the Left. Black or white, rich or poor, centrist or “far right,” native-born or naturalized, Republican mothers, wives, and daughters must be otherized and forced to stay in media-manufactured lanes. When leftists can’t win on their ideas, they resort to marginalizing the messengers of ideology they abhor — and their mates. It’s not an attractive look.

Trump haters couldn't resist attacking the President even as his wife was recovering from surgery. Imagine the outrage if someone had said the same thing about Mrs. Obama? Please click this link to join us in sending get well wishes to Mrs. Trump by signing our CHQ “Get Well Soon Melania” card.

The war between red and blue has indeed taken a turn for the absurd, and things are going to get worse as combatants on both sides become increasingly willing to dive headfirst into ludicrous shows of allegiance. The most recent example of this sort of degrading behavior comes from Cambridge, Mass., where an elementary school librarian rejected a donation of children's books this week from first lady Melania Trump.

Washington needs to restore a working relationship with Moscow on multiple issues. That doesn’t mean trusting Vladimir Putin. It does mean making policy in accord with the way the world is, not the way we wish it was.

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Nearing the end of President Trump’s first 100 days it’s imperative that he realize there are many Judas Iscariots out there who would be more than willing to sell him to his enemies for 30 pieces of silver. He needs conservative personnel – now.

The media’s unfair public shaming of Sean Spicer needs to be “terminated”. Plus, Should Democrats really be jubilant over losing a Kansas special election for a House seat?, and, Trump administration lifts federal hiring freeze in favor of new mission.

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