The article critiques Donald Trump's actions and attitudes towards children, suggesting a long-standing disdain for their well-being. It highlights his executive orders increasing discipline in schools, the deportation of American citizen children, and proposed cuts to crucial resources for at-risk youth. The piece draws a parallel to the character from 'How the Grinch Stole Christmas,' portraying Trump's policies and comments as damaging to children, particularly those in marginalized communities, thereby raising concerns about his administration's priorities regarding youth.
It's been well documented over the years that Donald Trump does not like children. He pitted his children against each other when they were growing up.
When I was in first grade, we did a play about an old man who didn't like kids... the lyrics to a song that we sang... I don't like kids.
Trump has recently taken a series of actions that have raised serious concerns about his administration's commitment to the well-being of children in the United States.
His harsh tariffs against China have toy manufacturers warning that store shelves could be empty in December.
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