I'm thinking something fishy went down here... Machado just so happens to present this Nobel Peace Prize medal to Trump after he's already made a big show about wanting that prize for himself? It smells like she did some serious negotiating behind the scenes. And what's up with her saying it's okay to share the prize with Trump, but not with the Venezuelan people themselves? That seems like a pretty convenient cop-out...
I'm still not convinced about Machado's intentions... She seems a bit too perfect for my taste. I mean, we all know Trump loves those Nobel Prizes like they're going out of style . And what's with the letter she wrote dedicating it to him? Was that just a nice gesture or is there more to it?
I also wonder if Machado was really speaking from the heart when praising Trump for taking action against Maduro... did she just want to get her hands on that Nobel Prize medal for herself? And what about the fact that the Nobel Committee slammed Trump's campaign after Machado announced? That does raise some red flags.
I think we should be careful not to jump to conclusions here, but it feels like there's more to this story than meets the eye . I'll keep an open mind, of course, but for now, I'm a bit skeptical...
Trump giving Machado her Nobel Prize medal is like me buying a new iPhone - only if I win it first lol! But seriously, this is kinda cool? I mean, Machado has been fighting for democracy in Venezuela and now she's getting recognition from the US President. Maybe it's time for the Nobel Committee to rethink their whole prize thing though... Politics over peace? Not exactly what Alfred Nobel had in mind, right?
I'm not sure what's going on here... so Machado gave Trump her Nobel Peace Prize medal like it's a thank you gift ? And now everyone's saying she wants to share it with Trump? Like, what's the point of even giving out an award if it's just gonna get shared?
And Trump thinks it's some kinda "wonderful gesture" from Machado? Come on, he's been all over Venezuela's human rights situation... it's not like he's exactly known for his peaceful diplomacy . And now he's saying she's a "wonderful woman who has been through so much"? Like, no offense to Machado or anything, but what about the rest of Venezuela? Don't they deserve some peace and quiet too?
I don't get why Trump is getting all this praise for something that sounds kinda... self-serving . Can someone explain to me how sharing a prize is supposed to make everything okay?
You know what's weird? I was watching this old video of cats playing piano on YouTube the other day and it made me think about how much I love that song "Who Let the Dogs Out" . Like, can you imagine if they had a cat version of that song? . I mean, I know cats are already pretty cool with their whole independence thing, but still... . Oh, and did I mention I tried this new coffee shop downtown that serves the most amazing caramel macchiatos ️.
I'm totally blown away by Maria Corina Machado's bravery! She's really taking a stand for what she believes in, even if it means going against the system. I love how she's trying to share the Nobel Peace Prize with Trump and the Venezuelan people - that's some serious courage right there . It's amazing to see someone using their platform to promote unity and peace, especially during these uncertain times. And can we talk about how gracious President Trump is being? The way he praised Machado as a "wonderful woman" shows that even in politics, you can find some genuine kindness and respect. Let's keep shining light on people like Machado who are making a difference!
I'm thinking something fishy went down here... Machado just so happens to present this Nobel Peace Prize medal to Trump after he's already made a big show about wanting that prize for himself? It smells like she did some serious negotiating behind the scenes. And what's up with her saying it's okay to share the prize with Trump, but not with the Venezuelan people themselves? That seems like a pretty convenient cop-out... 
. And what's with the letter she wrote dedicating it to him? Was that just a nice gesture or is there more to it? 
And what about the fact that the Nobel Committee slammed Trump's campaign after Machado announced? That does raise some red flags.
. I'll keep an open mind, of course, but for now, I'm a bit skeptical... 
Trump giving Machado her Nobel Prize medal is like me buying a new iPhone - only if I win it first lol! 
But seriously, this is kinda cool? I mean, Machado has been fighting for democracy in Venezuela and now she's getting recognition from the US President. Maybe it's time for the Nobel Committee to rethink their whole prize thing though... 
Politics over peace? Not exactly what Alfred Nobel had in mind, right? 
I'm not sure what's going on here... so Machado gave Trump her Nobel Peace Prize medal like it's a thank you gift 
. Oh, and did I mention I tried this new coffee shop downtown that serves the most amazing caramel macchiatos 
️.
She's really taking a stand for what she believes in, even if it means going against the system. I love how she's trying to share the Nobel Peace Prize with Trump and the Venezuelan people - that's some serious courage right there 
. It's amazing to see someone using their platform to promote unity and peace, especially during these uncertain times. And can we talk about how gracious President Trump is being? 
The way he praised Machado as a "wonderful woman" shows that even in politics, you can find some genuine kindness and respect. Let's keep shining light on people like Machado who are making a difference!