The hit pieces are out against the black woman who went viral in a picture with Donald Trump. Michaelah Montgomery attended a meet & greet at an Atlanta, Georgia, Chick-fil-A location. She helped organize the event and texted HBCU students to come with her and meet the former President. Montgomery had the opportunity to speak to the President briefly and express her support. Their exchange resulted in the President giving her a hug. Pictures of that moment hit the internet and went viral.
But, of course, leftists and other people who do not like black conservatives were not going to allow this moment to warm the hearts of Americans without a fight. They dug into Montgomery’s background after she interviewed Lawrence Jones of Fox News about the picture. People discovered she is a former Blexit participant, a conservative organization founded by Candace Owens and Brandon Tatum. She is also a conservative organizer who has taken pictures with other conservative people in Georgia.
Her background is being used to dismiss the picture with Trump as inorganic, “staged,” and fake… but the reality is that this was a meet & greet just like other meet and greets. The only reason why this event is categorized as “staged” is because Michaelah is black. There are people in the world who loathe nothing more than a true black conservative Trump supporter, so every effort must be made to tear them down.
SOURCES:
Trump supporter Michaelah Montgomery goes viral with Chick-Fil-A hug | Fox News
A Black conservative activist arranged Trump’s Atlanta Chick-fil-A stop | AP News
PatriotTakes 🇺🇸 on X: “Michaelah Montgomery, the person who hugged Trump at Chick-fil-A, runs a conservative group, was a Republican Party intern and former Blexit city director. Blexit was founded by Candace Owens. These Trump photo ops are pre-staged with supporters prior to his arrival. https://t.co/OTv8vvAsvF” / X
Anthony Brian Logan (ABL) 🇺🇸 on X: “@IsaacHayes3 When a celebrity comes to town and their fans show up for pictures and autographs, do we call those events “staged”. No. So why call this even staged?” / X
