Melania Trump Promotes Kindness and Positivity
Less than a week after Melania Trump wore an "I Really Don't Care. Do U?" jacket before visiting immigrant children who had been separated from their families, the first lady is spreading a message on the importance of compassion and kindness.
"Kindness, compassion, and positivity are very important traits in life," she said at the Students Against Destructive Decisions youth conference Sunday. "It is far easier to say nothing than it is to speak words of kindness. It is easier to judge quickly than to take time to understand. It is often easier to see a glass half-empty than half full."
"You have the power to be the positive force in so many people's lives," she continued. "Show respect to each other. Treat your community like your family, and look out for one another."
SADD was founded as "Students Against Driving Drunk" in 1981, but changed its name in 1997, with a mission to empower young people throughout their daily challenges, per its website. CNN reports that the conference's audience was filled with middle and high school students and their parents.
SADD wrote on Twitter that they were "honored" to have the first lady speak at their event, and thanked her for her support in a separate tweet.

Well said, Melania and SADD!
Melania is a tragic figure. She probably is a nice woman, but she is trapped into supporting her abominable husband, and a massive incongruity between her words and his words and deeds emerges, and that incongruity does not flatter Melania.