Staff Reports
The mainstream media would have you believe that President Donald Trump is some kind of tyrant. But, during the White House Easter Egg Roll, America witnessed the side of Trump that the biased liberal press loves to ignore. Here’s a leader who connects with children, jokes with families, and exhibits the kind of charm that so many politicians lack. Yet, instead of acknowledging these moments of authentic human connection, the leftist media fixates on demonizing him.
While many media outlets tried to depict Trump as cold and unapproachable, their narratives crumble when faced with the joy and laughter of the Easter gathering. Was that a ruthless dictator playing with kids at a coloring table? Certainly not! It was Trump embracing his role as Grandpa-in-Chief, bringing warmth to the Oval Office like a true leader.
Trump’s critics love to accuse him of being a brash, unfeeling monster in their campaign of relentless negativity. Why don’t they report on what we saw at the Easter Egg Roll? They don’t want anyone to see the genuine patriotism as he stands with kids, ready to sign their books with his now-iconic autograph. It’s media manipulation, pure and simple.
Unlike our last president, this one is actually normal.
Pay attention to the fact that there is no hair sniffing our weird interactions between Trump, Melania and the kids.https://t.co/GhjtOVQLNu— Keith Gordon (@GordonKeithm) April 22, 2025
The mainstream’s obsession with tearing down Trump is disservice to their own credibility. Why do they choose to overlook all the times he lights up a room with a simple handshake or joke? Perhaps because it contradicts their aim to paint him as the villain. Americans deserve better than this constant barrage of misinformation.
When you peel back the layers of media bias, you see a president who knows when to be tough and when to share a laugh with children. The Easter Egg Roll wasn’t just a game; it was a reminder that Trump breaks through the negativity, not with scowls, but with smiles. Can the media ever get over their vendetta to see the man behind the headlines?
