They Stay Mad

So...apparently the public is highly offended that the President of the Untied States can't attend a former President's wive's funeral. 

Really?

His WIFE is attending...he had something previously scheduled. Two become ONE in marriage and sometimes that's how it works...unfortunately the circumstances in life don't give precise days and times of death...or miracles of life. 

The real issue isn't that President Obama can't attend; the real issue is that certain citizens of this country will have a problem with our President no matter what he does or doesn't do. The real issue is; he could attend, sit in the front row and then they will say, "he's grandstanding and making a spectacle of her funeral," "how dare he!"

He could go speak and they'll say, "he took way too long", "it's not about him!" Or they'll say, "he didn't speak long enough, who does he think he is?!"

If he doesn't show up to the somewhere he's already scheduled to be at, they'll say, "the nerve of this man!" "He's not for the people!" He's only there for political grandstanding!" 

If he showed and First Lady attended his previously scheduled event instead they'll talk about her like a dog for not, "standing by her man," or say, "she's not a proper or classy First Lady at all!"

IF he shows and has genuine concern and remorse they'll say, "it doesn't take all that," "he didn't know her personally!"

I could go on and on and I'm sure you can figure out the They's by now. 

The solution is; your opinion doesn't matter! No one is asking. You can have one, of course, it is somewhat a free country, right?! But popular opinion for the last EIGHT years (that also means two TERMS) says...just STAY mad. Stay losing sleep over trivial pseudo-political debates. The solution is; our President doesn't need your opinion any longer. Besides; your opinion is probably apart of the "they" that was unpopular. 

Love and light, 

xoxo

*hopefully I've shed some...light that is*

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Update:: This happens to be a response from the above shared.

Unfathomable that a topic of attending one's funeral can turn into a moral, biblical and educational debate😳 #theystaymad Don't they?!