So, our President is doing what presidents do and meeting
with foreign leaders this week, and the mainstream media is once again doing
their best to sabotage anything and everything he does. CNN’s Jim Acosta, not
satisfied with being rude and disrespectful here at home, has gone all the way
to England to act a fool. The rest of the liberal media has continued to point
out every negative thing they can find and spin every comment, photo, and rumor,
to make America look bad on the world stage. They make sure we get lots of
pictures of every protester with an ugly sign, so they can exaggerate the
numbers and pretend that every single person in Europe hates our President as
much as they do.
Honestly, I am torn watching all the nonsense. On the one hand,
do I really care what foreigners think of our president? Not really. What does
bother me is that Americans are behind ninety percent of the protests going on.
George Soros hasn’t run out of money yet. Barack Obama is busy doing his best
to ruin our country from the shadows. (Google “Organizing for Action” if you
don’t believe me.) And the American media is trashing our President on a daily
basis, and doing all they can to spread the news to everyone they can,
including foreign citizens across the itinerary, to protest and hate on us as
well.
In London, with the full support of the mayor, our President
is being openly mocked with a huge balloon. Wonder how our media would react if
he came to our country for a visit and we returned the favor? Oh wait, we can’t
do that because he’s a Muslim and only white Conservative men can be treated so
disrespectfully and still be cheered on by the media. Unbelievable!
Indulge me while I make a point here. I once worked in a
small school district with a less than stellar reputation in our part of the
state. Several friends were shocked when I took the job and worried about me
and my safety at such a place. They were surprised to hear that in my opinion
the district was actually a wonderful place to work. I informed them honestly
that the district was no different than any other in which I had served. In
fact, there were probably fewer problems than in the five or so other schools
within a thirty mile radius. So I wondered, why did everyone think we were all
thugs and outlaws?
One of the coaches from the school gave me the obvious
answer. She had family employed by the district, and she herself had graduated
from the school and returned to teach there years later. We were talking one
day about a recent scandal that had occurred in one of the neighboring
districts. In no time, we had easily managed to list a series of events that
had plagued almost every school in the county. Most were far worse than the
negatives that surrounded us. I asked her why she thought we were the ones with such a bad reputation in the area.
Her opinion, which was brilliantly spelled out, was that we
were doing it to ourselves. When other schools had scandals, they kept the
troubles in-house. They closed ranks and protected themselves from public
scrutiny. We, on the other hand, constantly spread our bad news and shared
every bit of gossip there was to share, often with embellishment. I quickly
realized how right she was.
Friends of mine working at other schools seldom shared
anything negative about their campus. If a “scandal” happened, they either
denied knowing anything or simply changed the subject. Usually, they would just
say they couldn’t really talk about it. Parents might spread gossip, but at
least school employees were not guilty. Our teachers and staff members did the
opposite. They were notorious for telling anyone and everyone the latest news,
good or bad. You could always hear about our latest problems at the local
Walmart. When it came to public opinion, we were our own worst enemies.
Right now, America is doing the same. The Liberal Democrats (who
have reached new lows in negativity) are obsessed by their hatred for the
President and are bound and determined to tell the world. Is it any surprise
that Europeans are repeating the same things broadcast daily by the US media?
Whatever your opinion of President Trump, he is currently representing us in
foreign lands. Insulting our own leader and taking our criticism global does
nothing but make us all look foolish. Isn’t it time we stopped being America’s
worst enemy?
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