Donald Trump offers to help Charlie Gard after UK court rules life support machine to be turned off
Donald Trump has offered to help Charlie Gard, a critically ill 10-month-old who is being treated in London.
The news comes after a UK court ruled the infant's life support machine should be turned off.
In an unusual move, the US President tweeted, "If we can help little #CharlieGard, as per our friends in the UK and the Pope, we would be delighted to do so."
He's coming here with $1.7 million and the money's still rolling in, all of it from private donors and organizations funded by private donors. That's a lot of money to keep an infant alive, even at retail prices. There will probably not be a cure for this kid, but because of him there might be for the next ones with this malady.
America first. Who gonna pay if child comes here?
ReplyDeleteYour a liberal troll.
Delete2:24, who cares? I would rather help this child then the millions of low lifes that are living for free off us. (map)
ReplyDeleteIt is sad , but true!
ReplyDelete4:15 So white sick kid from England ok but brown sick kid from central america or the middle east not so much? Don't forget to bleach your hood.
ReplyDeleteHe's coming here with $1.7 million and the money's still rolling in, all of it from private donors and organizations funded by private donors. That's a lot of money to keep an infant alive, even at retail prices. There will probably not be a cure for this kid, but because of him there might be for the next ones with this malady.
ReplyDelete8:45, did you read something I didn't write? Maybe you should wake up. (map)
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