Very professional production values, and I think very well done.
No Mao Tse Tung tree ornaments, no social justice holiday messages, just the basic sights that grab the visual cortex and bypass cynicism for a pluck of the heartstrings.
I have this feeling of steady and quiet progress, enforcing immigration laws, actually talking about chain migration and ending it, school choice quietly moving forward, state department slowly turning, tax cuts moving to pro growth, a sensible manufacturing and energy direction moving into place.
I am still worried about it getting derailed, but the more the media can be distracted by tweets, feuds, sexual scandal and radical nitwits expressing contempt for normals, the more optimistic I become.
I operate from the suspicion that people want prosperity and normalcy unless they are unemployed and under twenty five. Bubble pundits are impervious to such beliefs.
Wow. The comments on the twitter feed make me want to crack some heads.
Thank you for the link. I thought the “Christmas Decorations at the White House” was well-done, but I really got a kick out of scrolling down and watching the videos of Melania in China, Melania in Korea and Melania in Japan. What fun.
Yes, the comments were what you would expect from a public website based in Washington, D.C.
Just scroll down past those comments and get to the fun stuff.
Yeah, suck it up lefties. Your party is over and you’re experiencing the hangover. Tough tacos.
Looooove the videos coming out of the White House. I see them on Twitter all the time – brief, quiet, tasteful. The Christmas one is my favorite so far, with the beautiful Nativity figures.
Ms. Melania has been nearly as much a surprise in a good way as has her husband. Her speeches are short and all-American.
I love the White House video of the Christmas decorations. My husband said last night it seems ok to celebrate Christmas again. He wondered if it was real or just his imagination.