While the intelligence community is telling us how Russian government had hacked into the servers of the DNC and even RNC, while they released only those emails that would hurt Hillary, we have some kids writing letters to President-elect Trump. They have advise of their own. Can’t say whether it is in the league of the Intelligence briefings that Trump has been ignoring, but the points that the kids make in their innocence are timeless!
From – “Don’t be mean” to “Be kind” to “Be good to Mexakens (Mexicans)” – they cover the entire gamut. One kid even wanted him to keep the “Odama care”. (source: HuffingtonPost)
Kela on “How to be Nice”Avery to TrumpOn immigrants“Be Good to Mexicans”“Get along with everyone” ElliottAbby – “kids in my class are scared”Solomon – “Dont send people back to their country”Littel Boy – “Be kind please”Ada – “Dont tear my country apart”Charlotte – “Be fair to women”Scarlet – “be nice to Mexakens”“Dont make fun of people”“Dont make fun of people”Szaba – “Dont be mean”
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