US EditionGrandmother Tells Trump Critics to 'Get Off the Man's Back' During White House Black History Month Event
Forlesia Cook, a gun-violence survivor, publicly defended President Trump at a White House event, urging critics to stop attacking him amid ongoing controversy, organizers said.
- Forlesia Cook, a Washington, D.C. grandmother who lost her grandson to gun violence, defended President Donald Trump during a Black History Month event at the White House against accusations of racism.
- Cook praised Trump's tough-on-crime policies and thanked him for sending the National Guard to help reduce crime in Washington, D.C..
- Trump responded positively to Cook's remarks, jokingly asking when she would run for public office after her supportive speech.
- Cook urged Americans to vote based on causes and community safety rather than party loyalty, emphasizing her trust in Trump's leadership and calling for unity on important issues.
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D.C. Grandmother Defends President Trump at Black History Month Event, Rebukes Critics
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During a White House celebration of Black History Month, D.C. resident Forlesia Cook, who lost her grandson to murder, let the world know how she feels about the current administration. “He keeps it real, just like grandma,” Cook said of the president’s signature style. “I appreciate that, cause I can trust him. He tells exactly how he feels and what he thinks. “Thank God for this president.” Cook quickly became emotional, recalling how law enfo…
Grandmother tells Trump critics to 'get off the man's back' during White House Black History Month event
Forlesia Cook, who lost her grandson to gun violence, defends President Trump at White House Black History Month event, telling critics to "get off the man's back" in fiery East Room speech.
Forlesia Cook Gives Passionate Defense of President Trump: "Get off his back, let the man do his job"...
Forlesia Cook, a grandmother who lost her grandson to violence, delivered a brief and powerful testimonial supporting President Trump. Many naysayers, beyond just the DHS security issues, would be well-served to listen to her advice. Mrs Cook spoke during a Black History Month reception at the White House, pushing back on claims that President Trump […] The post Forlesia Cook Gives Passionate Defense of President Trump: “Get off his back, let th…
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