Posted on 07/01/2017 10:41:34 AM PDT by simpson96
(snip)There’s a girl-power movement in the picture-book world(snip) The little girls (and boys) reading these books are being primed for action rather than lulled to sleep. They are curious. They are inquisitive. They are not shy. They are, in a word, woke.
And they want to talk about Hillary Clinton —(snip) Simcha Jacobs, 6, of Honolulu — said she was excited about the event “because I might see Hillary!”
“Maybe she’ll make a surprise appearance,” the girl’s mother said hopefully.
She did not.
But Simcha was not alone in wanting to talk about Hillary and the current state of affairs in America.(snip) Chelsea Clinton, in a long black floral dress, opened the floor to questions. A gaggle of girls stepped to the microphone and turned up the volume.
The first interrogator had a strawberry-blond braid running down her back. “How do we persist in resisting Donald Trump?” asked 8-year-old Amara Moulds. Loud cheers and applause ensued.
“I would say a few things,” Chelsea Clinton offered, deliberately, through a muted smile. And then, in her quiet, raspy voice, the 37-year-old mother of two launched into an answer that can only be described as Clintonian:
“Being a citizen isn’t just something that happens when we vote, and being a citizen isn’t just something that happens when we don’t agree with whoever is in power. I think being a citizen is something that is hopefully part of our lives every day. And I start with that because I think we all have to think about both what we stand in opposition to but also what we want to affirm and support
Then, calmly: “You asked a question about our current president. And I certainly don’t agree with him, I think, on anything.” (Audience laughter.)
(Excerpt) Read more at washingtonpost.com ...
“I thought 8 year old girls were more interested in Strawberry Shortcake and My Little Pony.”
That’s the way it should be. But liberal parents are not nice people. They highjack their kids’ childhoods.
Yawn.
To signal to the masses of little people, and also to your elite pals that you have *arrived*, and are now super rich, a mother, and famous, now seems to require that you write a damn book.
Especially if you have a strange persona or odd personality.
Really, what child is really aware of who the president is?
I don’t remember the president when I was a small child. I can look up who it was, but that is different than actually remembering. I had other things on my mind—Girl Scouts, Camp Fire Girls, 4-H, cooking and sewing and hiking, etc.
There is no way those little girls were so excited about a political pretender has-been, unless they were coached.
At least they will be easy and obvious to avoid getting entangled with. They will have a nice single life with a bunch of cats and look down on everyone else.
“I don’t remember the president when I was a small child.”
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I certainly do,it was FDR and we kids were VERY aware of who were the good guys and who were the bad guys.
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Let’s talk about your rapist daddy, Chelsea. Is that weird for you?
Excellent point. Of course, at age 6, with normal parents, I didn’t know either Eisenhower or Stevenson. We weren’t pawns in their marxist games.
Lock her up along with Hillary and Bill. Just a younger version of those two.
I never get tired of that pic! LOL
LMFAO!!!!!!!!!!!!
I have an 8 year old granddaughter and her biggest obsession is her American Girl doll. I doubt she would know or care about Hillary. Even 2 of my grandsons ,who have a very liberal mother , are more interested in sports than Hil.
I clicked just to see that picture.
Thank you.
Kids don’t talk like that. Mommies that want attention and are pushing an agenda say their kids talk like that.
I did too. Wasn’t there, so I had to post it.
Chelsea is really a very homely individual. I am sure her husband married for money
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