Internet mocks Lara Trump as she claims her children say Pledge of Allegiance in bedtime routine

WASHINGTON, DC: Lara Trump, the daughter-in-law of former president Donald Trump, appeared at CPAC and discussed in great detail the parenting strategies she used with her daughter Carolina and son Luke.

She said, "Every night, Eric and I have a tradition. We stop whatever we have going on and we do bedtime with our kids. And while they say their prayers and the Pledge of Allegiance, of course, I often think to myself: What kind of country will they live in in 10, 20, or 30 years? What kind of country are we creating for our children and grandchildren?"

Lara Trump claims her children say Pledge of Allegiance in bedtime routine

Talking to the crowd, Lara said, "I want my son to be proud of who he is. I want him to know that it’s ok to be a patriot. It’s ok to love God, and it is ok to be a strong, masculine man."

She added, "I want my daughter to always feel safe here in America wherever she goes. I want her to play sports on an equal footing with her peers, which means competing against other biological girls."

She continued, "I want her to understand that in the United States of America, we get ahead and succeed based on merit, and merit alone. I will never raise her for one second on the poison and lie of identity politics."

While ending her speech, she said, "Whether it’s being forced to attend schools that continue to fail them, or kids indoctrinated with Critical Race Theory or the fabricated nation that you can change your gender like you can change your shoes, we must remember it is up to us and us alone to protect them because our political leaders have proven they cannot do that job."

She concluded, "Children are a clean slate. They represent everything that’s good in this world: innocence, curiosity, a love for all regardless of race, gender or anything else. And shame on anyone who tries to steal that from them."

Internet mocks Lara Trump for her statements

Many internet users mocked Lara Trump after she discussed the parenting strategies she used with her daughter Carolina and son Luke.

A user on X wrote, "That’ll be an interesting therapy appointment in 20 years" whereas one added, "Talk is cheap lady. You married Eric Trump who cries like a baby about his troubles. But, it’s still better than your singing."

A person also stated, "Well, we all know who will not be getting the Mom of the Year award!!" meanwhile one mentioned, "Is she still waiting for her husband to grow up into a strong masculine man? My guess is yes."

Another person wrote, "The only thing she sees at bedtime is Lars her personal trainer, or her Hitachi wand."

"Her poor kids are going to be in therapy for their entire adult life! What a complete fruitcake!" one user declared.

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