Machado/Trump and the Nobel: Feel Good Story of the Year.

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Sometimes things are so blatantly unfair, you hurt for people.

Back in my high school, they give an annual award to a senior who exemplifies the virtues of a fallen war hero from my hometown. It's a big deal. The award is based on leadership, athleticism, and scholarship. The local Kiwanis Club gives out the award. One year, three candidates were up for the award, and the winner should have been obvious. Though of modest upbringing, one finalist was class president, Honor Society, football, track, and wrestling hero, Boys State, and great Christian kid. But the student given the award was not nearly as esteemed or qualified or moral. BUT. His father was a member of Kiwanis and a bigwig in town. When he was announced as the winner, the student body audibly and loudly booed at the injustice. It was embarrassing. People were outraged at the unfairness.

This Trump/Machado/Nobel situation reminds me of that. President Trump was the obvious choice for the Peace Prize. He ended two wars; India/Pakistan and Palestine/Israel, disabled Iran's nuke program, worked hard on Russia, and removed Maduro from Venezuela, ending the scourge that murdered millions. Slam dunk, right? Wrong. The partisan leftwing Nobel Committee wouldn't give Trump an award in a million years. Horrible injustice, but then saint-like Maria Machado turned it around. An intensely devout Catholic, Machado is a special person. Highly esteemed. Universally beloved. Though she was a bit player in the Maduro saga, she was given the Nobel instead of the obvious choice. BUT she had the virtue and wisdom to admit President Trump was the true deserving Nobel winner.

Machado had the courage to say NO to hate. She thumbed her nose at the Nobel Committee's directive to NOT transfer the prize, and gave it to Trump anyway. Only someone of Machado's character could have pulled this off. She is so well thought of, the Nobel Committee ended up getting egg on its face while both Machado and Trump were elevated. Justice had been done. This is one of the greatest feel-good stories of the year. Donald Trump now wears the title of Nobel Laureate forever. Well deserved. Machado is noted for her courage and fairness.

Machado presents Trump with her Nobel award at White House meeting
 
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Sometimes things are so blatantly unfair, you hurt for people.

Back in my high school, they give an annual award to a senior who exemplifies the virtues of a fallen war hero from my hometown. It's a big deal. The award is based on leadership, athleticism, and scholarship. The local Kiwanis Club gives out the award. One year, three candidates were up for the award, and the winner should have been obvious. Though of modest upbringing, one finalist was class president, Honor Society, football, track, and wrestling hero, Boys State, and great Christian kid. But the student given the award was not nearly as esteemed or qualified or moral. BUT. His father was a member of Kiwanis and a bigwig in town. When he was announced as the winner, the student body audibly and loudly booed at the injustice. It was embarrassing. People were outraged at the unfairness.

This Trump/Machado/Nobel situation reminds me of that. President Trump was the obvious choice for the Peace Prize. He ended two wars; India/Pakistan and Palestine/Israel, disabled Iran's nuke program, worked hard on Russia, and removed Maduro from Venezuela, ending the scourge that murdered millions. Slam dunk, right? Wrong. The partisan leftwing Nobel Committee wouldn't give Trump an award in a million years. Horrible injustice, but then saint-like Maria Machado turned it around. An intensely devout Catholic, Machado is a special person. Highly esteemed. Universally beloved. Though she was a bit player in the Maduro saga, she was given the Nobel instead of the obvious choice. BUT she had the virtue and wisdom to admit President Trump was the true deserving Nobel winner.

Machado had the courage to say NO to hate. She thumbed her nose at the Nobel Committee's directive to NOT transfer the prize, and gave it to Trump anyway. Only someone of Machado's character could have pulled this off. She is so well thought of, the Nobel Committee ended up getting egg on its face while both Machado and Trump were elevated. Justice had been done. This is one of the greatest feel-good stories of the year. Donald Trump now wears the title of Nobel Laureate forever. Well deserved. Machado is noted for her courage and fairness.

Machado presents Trump with her Nobel award at White House meeting
It's funny to watch the left claim Trump stole her Nobel Prize when she freely gave it to him because she's so grateful to Trump for not only getting her out but making it possible for her to come back, hopefully to a free and democrat run Venezuela.
 
Interesting fact the only other person to be gifted a Nobel Prize by a prize winner was Joseph Goebbels in 1943 by winner Knut Hamsun
 
Sometimes things are so blatantly unfair, you hurt for people.

Back in my high school, they give an annual award to a senior who exemplifies the virtues of a fallen war hero from my hometown. It's a big deal. The award is based on leadership, athleticism, and scholarship. The local Kiwanis Club gives out the award. One year, three candidates were up for the award, and the winner should have been obvious. Though of modest upbringing, one finalist was class president, Honor Society, football, track, and wrestling hero, Boys State, and great Christian kid. But the student given the award was not nearly as esteemed or qualified or moral. BUT. His father was a member of Kiwanis and a bigwig in town. When he was announced as the winner, the student body audibly and loudly booed at the injustice. It was embarrassing. People were outraged at the unfairness.

This Trump/Machado/Nobel situation reminds me of that. President Trump was the obvious choice for the Peace Prize. He ended two wars; India/Pakistan and Palestine/Israel, disabled Iran's nuke program, worked hard on Russia, and removed Maduro from Venezuela, ending the scourge that murdered millions. Slam dunk, right? Wrong. The partisan leftwing Nobel Committee wouldn't give Trump an award in a million years. Horrible injustice, but then saint-like Maria Machado turned it around. An intensely devout Catholic, Machado is a special person. Highly esteemed. Universally beloved. Though she was a bit player in the Maduro saga, she was given the Nobel instead of the obvious choice. BUT she had the virtue and wisdom to admit President Trump was the true deserving Nobel winner.

Machado had the courage to say NO to hate. She thumbed her nose at the Nobel Committee's directive to NOT transfer the prize, and gave it to Trump anyway. Only someone of Machado's character could have pulled this off. She is so well thought of, the Nobel Committee ended up getting egg on its face while both Machado and Trump were elevated. Justice had been done. This is one of the greatest feel-good stories of the year. Donald Trump now wears the title of Nobel Laureate forever. Well deserved. Machado is noted for her courage and fairness.

Machado presents Trump with her Nobel award at White House meeting
The only people who are unhappy are leftwingers. That tells you Machado did the right thing.
 
 
Did OJ give his trophy to Trump, saying he deserved it? No.
But Trump ended eight wars and got rid of Maduro. Machado said Trump was deserving and gave her Nobel to him.

So there is your difference to your snarky scenario, scooter.

But I'll ask you this question. Who did more to get rid of Maduro? The chick who wanted it or the guy who actually did it?
 
Of all the pathetic things he has done, desperately trying to buoy his brittle self esteem, this one is the most embarassing.

So far.

No else would have run with this. NO one.
I have a question for you. If an athlete was the true winner of the Olympics 100-meter dash, but the officials denied him because they didn't like him, and then the "winner" recognized by the officials saw the injustice and gave it to the real winner, would it be pathetic or embarrassing for the real winner to accept it?

This 100% correlates with the Nobel scenario. Trump didn't get it because the committee didn't like him and was ideologically opposed to him. You know it. I know it. Everybody knows it.
 
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Did OJ give his trophy to Trump, saying he deserved it? No.
But Trump ended eight wars and got rid of Maduro. Machado said Trump was deserving and gave her Nobel to him.

So there is your difference to your snarky scenario, scooter.

But I'll ask you this question. Who did more to get rid of Maduro? The chick who wanted it or the guy who actually did it?
He was deserving of a hand me down award that he didnt actually win? Lol ok.
 
Sometimes things are so blatantly unfair, you hurt for people.

Back in my high school, they give an annual award to a senior who exemplifies the virtues of a fallen war hero from my hometown. It's a big deal. The award is based on leadership, athleticism, and scholarship. The local Kiwanis Club gives out the award. One year, three candidates were up for the award, and the winner should have been obvious. Though of modest upbringing, one finalist was class president, Honor Society, football, track, and wrestling hero, Boys State, and great Christian kid. But the student given the award was not nearly as esteemed or qualified or moral. BUT. His father was a member of Kiwanis and a bigwig in town. When he was announced as the winner, the student body audibly and loudly booed at the injustice. It was embarrassing. People were outraged at the unfairness.

This Trump/Machado/Nobel situation reminds me of that. President Trump was the obvious choice for the Peace Prize. He ended two wars; India/Pakistan and Palestine/Israel, disabled Iran's nuke program, worked hard on Russia, and removed Maduro from Venezuela, ending the scourge that murdered millions. Slam dunk, right? Wrong. The partisan leftwing Nobel Committee wouldn't give Trump an award in a million years. Horrible injustice, but then saint-like Maria Machado turned it around. An intensely devout Catholic, Machado is a special person. Highly esteemed. Universally beloved. Though she was a bit player in the Maduro saga, she was given the Nobel instead of the obvious choice. BUT she had the virtue and wisdom to admit President Trump was the true deserving Nobel winner.

Machado had the courage to say NO to hate. She thumbed her nose at the Nobel Committee's directive to NOT transfer the prize, and gave it to Trump anyway. Only someone of Machado's character could have pulled this off. She is so well thought of, the Nobel Committee ended up getting egg on its face while both Machado and Trump were elevated. Justice had been done. This is one of the greatest feel-good stories of the year. Donald Trump now wears the title of Nobel Laureate forever. Well deserved. Machado is noted for her courage and fairness.

Machado presents Trump with her Nobel award at White House meeting
Beautifully written and reasoned.
I loved the comparison to your high school days because it shows that the deserving don't always get what should be theirs.
Trump clearly deserves the Nobel Peace Prize for the reasons you stated but because of the leftist Deep State that infects so much of world politics, he was denied what he earned.
I know little about Machado but, boy, she has really impressed me right from the start. A really class act.
 
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