Exactly one year after announcing her long-awaited Be Best platform, Melania Trump is scheduled to return to the Rose Garden on Tuesday to push the campaign forward
Trump unveiled her somewhat grandiose official plan, a three-pillar initiative aimed at issues facing children: well-being, social media, and opioid abuse, after 16 months of serving as first lady. "I feel strongly that as adults, we can and should be best at educating our children about the importance of a healthy and balanced life," said Trump at the announcement, speaking to an audience that included her husband, President Donald Trump, seated in the front row.
The announcement of the platform was overrun shortly thereafter by headlines about the first lady's health challenges concerning a kidney procedure she had a week later. Similarly, news cycles in general are often filled with stories about the chaos plaguing the West Wing, be it the Russia investigation, staff turnover, or President Trump's own bombastic style.
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