Daughter exposes MAGA parents' hypocrisy by saying her new boyfriend is 'just like Trump'

[Daughter exposes MAGA parents' hypocrisy by saying her new boyfriend is 'just like Trump']( Electing Donald Trump to be president of the United States set an incredibly ugly example for the nation's youth. We know how it's affected the national discourse of regular adults. But there's no denying the conduct of a president impacts how children around the world see the example being set for them. Every day for the past four years, children have been subjected to the behavior of a divisive figure that many of their parents chose to exalt to the most powerful office in the world. Sure, adults can make excuses for him saying he's an "imperfect messenger" or that they "didn't vote for him to be reverend," but these are all just ways to rationalize voting for a man with zero character. What a message to send to children: Act awful and you'll be handsomely rewarded. But what if you took away the "Trump" name and examined the character traits of him as an ordinary person? More specifically, what if your daughter came to you and said this was the kind of person she was planning to date? [Read the Story]( [A year ago, Joe Biden warned us about pandemic preparedness. Now, his words are prophetic.]( There's an ongoing joke on Twitter that there's "always a Tweet" from Donald Trump's past that contradicts his current actions. They're a concrete example of how incredibly inconsistent he's been on just about every issue. A Joe Biden tweet from almost exactly a year ago has resurfaced that proves how, unlike Trump, he's has remained consistent on the issues, especially the most important of the day, pandemics. It also shows that he and former President Obama shared a mutual concern for pandemic preparedness long before COVID-19 hit. Their concern for the public's health flies in the face of Trump, who has publicly downplayed the seriousness of the current pandemic at every turn. "We are not prepared for a pandemic," Biden wrote on Oct. 25, 2019. [Read the Story]( In Partnership With P&G Good Everyday [Husband-wife pastor team built a network of support across Houston]( Glenda moved to Houston from Ohio just before the pandemic hit. She didn't know that COVID-19-related delays would make it difficult to get her Texas driver's license and apply for unemployment benefits. She quickly found herself in an impossible situation — stranded in a strange place without money for food, gas, or a job to provide what she needed. Alone, hungry, and scared, Glenda dialed 2-1-1 for help. The person on the other end of the line directed her to the Houston-based nonprofit Bread of Life, founded by St. John's United Methodist pastors Rudy and Juanita Rasmus. For nearly 30 years, Bread of Life has been at the forefront of HIV/AIDS prevention, eliminating food insecurity, providing permanent housing to formerly homeless individuals and disaster relief. [Read the Story]( [Kim Kardashian finally opened up about how the O.J. Simpson trial 'tore her family apart']( Part of the reason why the O.J. Simpson trial still captures our attention 25 years later is because it's filled with complexities - and complexities on top of complexities at that. Kim Kardashian West finally opened up about her experience during the O.J. Simpson trial on the third season of David Letterman's Netflix show My Next Guest Needs No Introduction, adding another layer to the situation. Kardashian, who was 14 at the time, said she was close to Simpson before the trial, calling him "Uncle O.J." The whole Kardashian-Jenner brood even went on a family vacation in Mexico with the Simpsons just weeks before Nicole's murder. [Read the Story]( [Jennifer Hudson singing Joe Biden's own words in 'THE LOVE' proves incredibly powerful]( "I cried, and I'm not even American!" That's one of the thousands of comments posted on the newest Black Eyed Peas video, which has been viewed more than 28 million times in one week on YouTube. "THE LOVE" with Jennifer Hudson and Black Eyed Peas was produced by will.i.am and it might be the most powerful campaign-ad-that's-not-actually-a-campaign-ad that's ever been made. The video is a remake of the Black Eyed Peas' popular song "Where is the Love," but with revised lyrics and a powerful opening of Jennifer Hudson singing along with Joe Biden's DNC speech. As Biden recalls the events of Charlottesville, the video shows clips of news coverage from three years ago, followed by the prayerful chorus, "Father, father, father help us. Send some guidance from above, because people got me, got me, questioning, 'Where is the love?'" Soon will.i.am comes in rapping about the hatred in the world today, we see more of Biden's words backed up by the music, and the effect of the whole thing is just deeply moving. [Read the Story]( Find us on the World Wide Web: [Facebook]( [Instagram]( [Website]( Copyright © 2020 GOOD | Upworthy, All rights reserved. 1370 N St Andrews Pl, Los Angeles, CA 90028 You can [update your preferences]( or [unsubscribe from this list](.