However, the posters are political, at least according to their creator, Shepard Fairey-the street artist behind the iconic Barack Obama 'Hope' image. There is no mention of President Donald Trump or any political entity anywhere on the posters, the only words read, 'We the People-Defend Dignity.' Some teachers had hung the posters in support of 'diversity,' but school administrators decided the posters amounted to political advocacy on behalf of the teachers, the Carroll County Times reports.Д¬arey Gaddis, a district spokesperson, told the Huffington Post that after receiving 'at least one' complaint from a school staffer, teachers were asked to remove the posters 'because they were being perceived as anti-Trump by the administration.' Gaddis says the school district doesn't allow for political posters in the classroom unless 'both sides' are represented.ДЄt first blush, the posters don't scream partisan politics. That appears to be the spirit behind the Carroll County Public Schools' (Md.) decision to order the removal of posters depicting women of different ethnicities and religions from the classrooms of Westminster High School. The Trump campaign did not immediately respond to The PostвЂ™s request for comment.Political correctness frequently manifests itself when authority figures decide certain forms of expression are likely to offend delicate sensibilities and therefore must be curbed. вЂњWe know that at Christmas and holiday time, thereвЂ™s always that liberal snowflake relative who starts an argument and then runs and hides,вЂќ Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale tweeted while promoting the site, вЂњThis year, donвЂ™t let them get away with it.вЂќ вЂњWeвЂ™re not helping snowflakes avoid arguments вЂ“ weвЂ™re helping TrumpвЃ© supporters win them!вЂќ Trump campaign national press secretary Kayleigh McEnany tweeted of the siteвЂ™s Christmas Eve launch. Meanwhile, they argue that President Trump is вЂњimproving our trade deals,вЂќ вЂњexpanding his reach beyond just his baseвЂќ and has provided вЂњtax cuts fueled the economy.вЂќ The site goes on to claim that Democrats вЂњwould kill employer-provided healthcare,вЂќ вЂњraise taxes on everybody by repealing the Trump tax cutsвЂќ and вЂњeliminate all fossil fuel production under the Green New Deal.вЂќ

So letвЂ™s be clear that President Trump is opposed to ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION,вЂќ the site says. вЂњLike most of us, President TrumpвЂ™s ancestors were immigrants, and he is married to our amazing First Lady who is herself an immigrant. вЂњIвЂ™d say thatвЂ™s a pretty ringing endorsement by someone who knows a lot more about the world stage than your liberal friends,вЂќ it also says.ДЄnother section titled, вЂњIt is important to enforce immigration law & Build the Wall,вЂќ tries to debunk the argument that President Trump is opposed to all immigration. When looking at the effects of this increase over time, the NATO Secretary General said, вЂThis is unprecedented progress and it is making NATO stronger,'вЂќ the site reads. вЂњBecause of President TrumpвЂ™s leadership, NATO members are expected to add more than $130 billion in defense spending by the end of 2020. One section headlined, вЂњOther countries are finally paying their fair share,вЂќ talks about President TrumpвЂ™s focus on getting NATO members to bump up their defense spending. The site, named, contains sections on topics ranging from immigration to impeachment to the economy - with pro-Trump talking points on each. President Donald TrumpвЂ™s 2020 campaign launched a website Tuesday with videos and tips for supporters on вЂњhow to win an argument with your liberal relativesвЂќ this holiday season.

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