Alcalde Carter: “Al Presidente le encantan las selfies con los niños. Más que selfies, que consiga camas pediátricas"

So, I read this pretty interesting article titled Alcalde Carter: “Al Presidente le encantan las selfies con los niños. Más que selfies, que consiga camas pediátricas”. It talks about how the Mayor of Atlanta, Keisha Lance Bottoms, called out the President for taking more selfies with children than actually working towards obtaining more pediatric beds for hospitals.

Basically, the article highlights how Mayor Bottoms criticized President Trump for focusing more on photo ops with children instead of making an effort to secure more resources for them. In particular, she urged him to prioritize obtaining more pediatric beds for hospitals instead of taking selfies.

Honestly, it makes sense to me. It’s refreshing to see a politician calling out another politician for their actions. It’s about time someone holds leaders accountable for their priorities and decisions. To be honest, I’m tired of seeing all these staged photo-ops that aim to make politicians look good instead of actually making a change.

But on a more serious note, Mayor Bottoms has a point. In a time where hospitals are overburdened and children are suffering, the President should be focusing on making positive changes that can actually improve the lives of the people he is supposed to serve. It is time for our leaders to focus on what really matters and work to make a positive impact on our communities.

All in all, I think this article sheds light on an important issue that needs to be addressed. We need leaders who prioritize the needs of the people they serve, rather than political opportunism and self-promotion. And it’s up to us to demand this level of accountability from our leaders and hold them to a higher standard. Otherwise, we will continue to see more photo ops and less progress.