Melania Trump has been very active recently amid the COVID-19 crisis in the United States. Aside from the "telephone diplomacy" that she has been doing with other First Ladies from various countries, she has done several video messages, as well, in an effort to help fight the pandemic.
Through these video messages, she has been able to provide guidelines and tips to the public. But, her most recent messages for seniors and frontliners were, reportedly, the ones that obtained praises from her fans and supporters.
According to The Blast, Melania Trump recently posted a message on social media to thank all of the "essential workers" who are mostly at the frontlines. She also shared her "salute" to these individuals who are "tirelessly working" to fight against the virus "to save lives."
Aside from the healthcare workers, she also shared "gratitude" to those who are putting their lives at "risk" to open stores, like groceries and pharmacies. She also, reportedly, included the people at law enforcement.
The First Lady then included the individuals who "ensure" to keep the internet and phones working, power plants and factories up and running, and others who have been playing an essential role. "Appreciation goes to each one of you," she added.
The publication said that Melania Trump has been praised for this message. The reason being is that she "recognized" all the workers from various sectors of society that are "keeping things going" amid this trying and difficult time.
Several netizens took the time to respond to her post and told her that she is also very much "appreciated" for all her efforts and hard work. Others also thanked her and wished her well.
Comic Sands released a similar report and shared that Melania also gave a warm message to all the seniors, especially in the United States. As stated, she thanked them for their cooperation as they follow the guidelines given by the officials.
Through a video, Melania Trump also seemingly assured the American seniors that the "changes" everyone has been experiencing amid the COVID-19 crisis in the country will "not last forever." She then went on to "encourage" the public to "stay in touch" and keep their "spirits high." At the end of her message, she said that "all of America" is working hard to keep the rest of the public "healthy and safe."
It was noted that the video was posted on her Twitter account, which also received a lot of comments and responses from the netizens. While some of them have appeared to criticize her, there were those messages, as well, that shared appreciation toward the First Lady.
