Trump Headquarters, Assistant Secretary of the Federal Department of Education in the Bush Administration, former US Secretary of the Department of Labor, and now a professor at the University of Southern California, said: "As a billionaire, Trump To have it all, it doesn't take a campaign to get people's approval, but he said it very clearly: our country is going in the wrong direction. So he said, this is our last chance to make America great again so that people can To live and work in peace, not to be afraid of being harmed by terrorists, to have jobs for those who want to work, to have education if they want to, and to have opportunities when they want them. These are what Trump wants to be President of the United States.”
Trump's kindness is not reported by the media.
Because the media is one-sided to vilify Trump, all we see and hear are very negative images, but he actually won in the darkness. There should be his reasons for this. . As a result, we found some of his hearty little stories on the Internet.
One occurred 30 years ago, when Lenard Hill, a farmer living in Burke County in eastern Georgia, faced bank debts of about $300,000 because of a long-term farm failure. If he can't pay it off on time, he will lose the farm that his grandparents have run for three generations. In order to allow his family to continue living on this land, he took his own life with a 0.22-inch rifle in his bedroom on February 4, 1986, after purchasing a substantial life insurance policy.
However, in the life insurance terms, suicide cannot be compensated, and Mr. Hill obviously did not read the terms carefully. His widow, Annabel Hill, a 66-year-old secondary school teacher, nearly collapsed under the pressure of insurance companies refusing compensation, her husband died, and the bank called for the account, a tragic experience reported by local TV stations and reporters It immediately became national news.
Among the hundreds of millions of sighing viewers was Trump, who was already famous at the time, when he was 40 years old. Trump paid off Hill Farm's bank debt in full, allowing Hill's family to keep the farm and live on.
1986: Mrs. Hill thanks Trump for paying off the farm's bank debt
2016: When Trump canvassed in South Carolina, Hill's daughter tells this touching story
30 years later, when Trump canvassed in South Carolina, a woman in her 50s walked down the stage with eyes wide In tears, holding a photo of Trump and her late mother at the time, he said: "Mr. Trump, I am the child of the Hills that you saved, and we can do anything for you in South Carolina because you A promise to the American people that was delivered to my family thirty years ago. You saved us." There
was a brief silence in the venue, and many people were in tears. In the Republican presidential primary next week, Trump leads the second-place contender by 20 points, winning all 50 of South Carolina's electoral votes, a deeply conservative evangelical voter majority. The vast majority of southern agricultural states.
There is also a little story that happened in 1988. One day, the Trump Company received a call from a stranger, Harold Ten (Harold Ten) and his wife Judy, who lived in Los Angeles, and they proposed a Ask Trump to take their three-year-old son from Los Angeles to New York to see a doctor on his private jet. Because only the New York area in the United States can cure this disease of children. Los Angeles to New York more than three thousand miles. To get to New York in time, you had to take a plane. But all the airlines refused to serve the just three-year-old child.
The distraught couple heard the story of Trump helping the Georgia farmer Hill family, so they called Trump in the mood to give it a try. In less than a second, Trump readily agreed to the desperate couple. Parents, arrange a plane and a hospital immediately. Thanks to Trump's acts of kindness, the three-year-old's life was saved.
When reporters interviewed Trump afterwards, he said lightly that he just wanted to do the right thing. It was right to save a three-year-old, so it was done.
Thirteen years ago, a black greyhound driver was about to cross a bridge when a woman on the bridge was about to commit suicide. He stopped and rescued him. Trump praised it after hearing it, saying that this kind of charity must be supported, so he gave the driver $10,000.
In 2012, when Hurricane Sandy hit the United States and Staten Island was severely damaged, Trump opened a part of Trump Tower to accommodate hundreds of victims for free. In the presidential primary, 82 percent of Staten Island's vote went to Trump.
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