Brian D

I first heard the question from a Kindergarten teacher asking Trump supporters what to say to her class, without just saying how bad Hillary was. I'm thinking there are people out there who are just now starting to doubt the media. Right now all the answers to this question are from the same hoaxing sources. Most articles are pushing the "Trump creates/enables bullies" narrative. Another way to look at it is: I'm trying to go "MAGA Mindset" and create a counter narrative. Some way to reject the premise of Trump creating bullies. Right now the media has people thinking past the sale on that.

With a hard data point confirming we are seeing reality, we are now in a position to reach out to our friends who never saw what was coming and show them the truth in unprecedented ways. That in mind, I was struggling with the question of what parents should say to children about Trump. I have no kids, but I've seen the question popping up among my muggle FB friends. All the attention is heading to the HuffPo article on how to talk to children. The article contains some truth, but is covered with virtue signaling and no understanding of what actually happened yesterday. Clearly the lies told by the media and a focus on Trump's past by the Clinton campaign are driving this narrative. Any honest message has to mention that, but the genius of the FDR boards might have some great insight to strengthen our message, especially for those just waking up.