First Lady picks a student bullied for having the name 'Trump' to be her guest at State of the Union
When President Trump delivers his State of the Union address on Tuesday night, First Lady Melania Trump will be flanked by more than a dozen invited guests in the balcony — and one of them is raising eyebrows.
Most of the 13 guests scheduled to sit with FLOTUS are expected choices: a young girl who has survived cancer, the father of a fallen military member, a first responder, and a synagogue member who survived the Tree of Life mass shooting in Pittsburgh.
But one young man, meant to represent FLOTUS' "Be Best" anti-bullying campaign, stands out for one very specific reason.
New: One of @FLOTUS’ guests at the State of the Union tomorrow is a 6th grader named Joshua Trump, who “has been bullied in school due to his last name” pic.twitter.com/uNJvbLAZEh
— Monica Alba (@albamonica) February 5, 2019 Read more...