There’s a certain amount of spotlight that comes with being the first family, it’s just part of the job. The Trump’s have received even more than normal because of their less than traditional family and trip to the White House. This means that they bring unique strengths and weaknesses, but it also means that the whole world thinks that they’re fair game.

The President and First Lady and all of their children, step children, children in law and grandchildren have shown that they have an amazing bond and great working relationship. However, the world, with the help of the liberal media, has put them under a microscope, hoping against hope that they’ll find something to criticize them about. And if they don’t find anything credible, apparently they’ll make something up.

Everybody has an opinion on what is right or wrong about the first family, and that includes other celebrities. One such less than tactful individual is former legendary singer Cher. This has-been singer with her own set of family problems thought it would be a good time to share her unwanted opinion on the family in the White House. She has declared that they’re unhappy, Melania doesn’t want to be there and President Trump doesn’t actually love his son, Barron. Kinda seems like a lot to get from watching tv on the couch, but I guess that’s her opinion. Unfortunately for her, Melania doesn’t have anything to worry about in her marriage, and she’s taking the whole thing in stride.

Via Blasting News:
Melania Trump is getting as much attention for her reaction to the president’s tweet targeting “Morning Joe’s” Mika Brezinksi as he is for the vicious attack. Last year, she declared wanting to combat online cyber-bullying as a campaign she’d spearhead in her role as the First Lady. Six months into the #Donald Trump’s presidency, she hasn’t taken the initiative to move forward in that effort, possibly due to the backlash she’s received by virtue her husband is the biggest bully of them all on Twitter. If she can’t fix the problem at home, what makes her influential in fighting cyber-bullying?

Six months into the Donald Trump’s presidency, she hasn’t taken the initiative to move forward in that effort, possibly due to the backlash she’s received by virtue her husband is the biggest bully of them all on Twitter.
If she can’t fix the problem at home, what makes her influential in fighting cyber-bullying?

President Donald Trump has already taken huge steps to Making America Great Again!

Following a unanimous decision by the United States Supreme Court last week which gave the power to lower courts to strip the citizenship of immigrants who lied during the process of becoming a naturalized citizen. A court in Houston Texas did just that to a Mexico national who lied when applying for citizenship back in 1996.

Looks like a fine young “Dreamer” to me!
According to the Department of Justice this scumbag, Jose Arizmendi, when asked if he had ever been convicted of any crime other than just traffic violations replied “No.” But that wasn’t true. Just a few months before he had pleaded guilty in a Harris County court to aggravated sexual assault of a minor child which led to him accepted a 10-year probation deal offered by the local DA. He should have gone to prison for life if you ask me.

The Department of Justice Reports:

At the beginning of the week, the Supreme Court ruled that the travel restrictions, which President Trump was attempting to put into place, could go into effect. As you can imagine liberal’s heads were exploding. One particular liberal loon who seems to have lost his mind is the Hawaii Attorney General Douglas Chin.

Mr. Chin seems to not understand that no matter what he does, the Supreme Court has the final say. Mr. Chin, who does not believe in protecting Americans, and is only interested in making a name for himself within the Democratic party, (not necessarily a highlight) filed an emergency challenge to stop the decision of the Supreme Court, even though the travel restrictions the Supreme Court ruled on went into effect as of Thursday June 29th, 2017.

The travel ban, or restrictions, which ever way you choose to call it, allows the United States Government to put in place a 90 day ban on travel for those individuals’ coming from Iran, Libya, Syria, Somalia, Sudan, and Yemen. Specifically, if the traveler does not have close family ties or established business relationships in the United States, they are subject to being denied entry into the United States. Makes sense right? To not allow people into our homeland that may want to kill us? Well not for the loony left and folks like Mr. Chin. They are under some sort of delusion that we should just let everyone in and be nice. Right. And we saw how well lazy travel restrictions have worked in the United Kingdom. And just so we are clear this travel ban does not affect those travelers’ who already have a valid green card or visa. This travel ban affects people from Iran, Libya, Syria, Somalia, Sudan, and Yemen, with no legitimate and established connection in the United States, who may want to kill Americans.

Life in the White House is a whole lot of hustle and bustle. Everything is important, and everything’s got to get done now. Especially all of the things happening in the Oval Office. The President has the incredible responsibility of signing bills into laws, sending out executive orders and building relationships with foreign dignitaries. This comes with its own set of challenges, like the media that feels the need to record every single move that he makes.

The media is extremely vetted before ever getting near the President or any of the other high profile people who enter the West Wing of the White House, however, when there’s only so much President and so many square feet around him to do their jobs, things can get ugly. The media that usually have clearance to be in the Oval office was recently expanded to include the local affiliates of South Korean news organizations while the South Korean leader and his wife are visiting the President and First Lady in Washington.

Since these are people usually unfamiliar with the practices of the White House in general, and the Oval Office specifically, they didn’t quite behave the way they were supposed to. They got so out of hand at one point that the President actually called them down. They pushed and shoved until they displaced the furniture, knocked over a table and lamp and put the President’s bodyguard on extreme alert.

Via Daily Mail:

“A crush of photographers and reporters nearly broke a lamp in the Oval Office on Friday as they elbowed for room to see Donald Trump meet with South Korean President Moon Jae-in.

It’s customary for a limited contingent of journalists, called a press pool, to be allowed into the president’s office to witness him greeting heads of state.

But Moon’s arrival attracted a larger than usual contingent of foreign press from Korean outlets, and the White House gamely tried to accommodate them all.
Few in the group were familiar with how Oval Office photo-ops work.
As they clambered over each other to get the best view, still and video cameras smacked at least one print journalist in the head.

A few photographers pushed a couch. Which nudged an end table. Which sent an expensive lamp tipping over toward its doom.

A quick-thinking Keith Schiller, the former Trump bodyguard who now serves as director of Oval Office operations, saved the day with a one-handed grab.

‘Easy, fellas. Hey!’ a visibly annoyed Trump scolded. ‘Fellas! Fellas! Easy!’

‘Wow, you guys are getting worse.’

Moon seemed amused.
As impatient shutters snapped fast enough to sound like a Washington downpour, the president turned to his Korean counterpart.

‘They knocked the table down,’ he said.

‘It’s actually a very friendly press. Don’t let that get you, although we just lost a table.’

Schiller, one of Trump’s longest-serving aides, was famously dispatched to the FBI quarters on May 9 with a letter telling then-director James Comey that he was being fired.”

It seems that the press was only more out of hand than usual because of the increased presence, but that didn’t keep the President from holding them to his regular standard. One could assume that President Moon Jae-in was smiling because it’s really not his problem to deal with. It would be kind of like if you’re at a friend’s house and their kids are acting up. You just smile and thank heaven it’s their kids and not yours because you don’t have to deal with the problem.
Other news sources reported more about the incident.

1 London reports:

“A crush of photographers and reporters nearly broke a lamp in the Oval Office on Friday as they elbowed for room to see Donald Trump meet with South Korean President Moon Jae-in.

It’s customary for a limited contingent of journalists, called a press pool, to be allowed into the president’s office to witness him greeting heads of state.

But Moon’s arrival attracted a larger than usual contingent of foreign press from Korean outlets, and the White House gamely tried to accommodate them all.

Few in the group were familiar with how Oval Office photo-ops work.

White House director of Oval Office operations Keith Schiller saved an expensive lamp from tumbling to the ground on Friday when a crush of Korean photographers slid a couch into an end table as they jockeyed to get pictures of South Korean President Moon Jae-in.”