I can't even begin to parse the cruel irony of this. Andre Anchondo was a child of Mexican immigrants: his brother describes their father as "very Mexican macho". One friend is quoted widely as...
Your husband came from a family of Trump supporters.
I can't even begin to parse the cruel irony of this. Andre Anchondo was a child of Mexican immigrants: his brother describes their father as "very Mexican macho". One friend is quoted widely as saying he "had recently turned his life around after struggles with drug dependence and run-ins with the law". If Donald Trump knew Andre, Trump would have assumed he was just another drug-dealing Mexican criminal - exactly the type of person he ranted about at rallies, and his justification for building The Wall.
But Anchondo supported Trump.
And Anchondo died as a result of Trump's hatred for people like him.
That depends what the text underneath the picture says: "US President and First Lady show their human side by comforting victims of a mass shooting." Pictures on their own are not always worth a...
That depends what the text underneath the picture says: "US President and First Lady show their human side by comforting victims of a mass shooting."
Pictures on their own are not always worth a thousand words. Sometimes you need a few actual words to contextualise the picture, such as this opinion piece.
I can't even begin to parse the cruel irony of this. Andre Anchondo was a child of Mexican immigrants: his brother describes their father as "very Mexican macho". One friend is quoted widely as saying he "had recently turned his life around after struggles with drug dependence and run-ins with the law". If Donald Trump knew Andre, Trump would have assumed he was just another drug-dealing Mexican criminal - exactly the type of person he ranted about at rallies, and his justification for building The Wall.
But Anchondo supported Trump.
And Anchondo died as a result of Trump's hatred for people like him.
That's horrible.
I hope this picture is immortalized in history books so the entire world will remember how rotten to the core the United States is.
That depends what the text underneath the picture says: "US President and First Lady show their human side by comforting victims of a mass shooting."
Pictures on their own are not always worth a thousand words. Sometimes you need a few actual words to contextualise the picture, such as this opinion piece.