Bakers Refused to Make Birthday Cake for 9-Year-Old Trump Fan

There gets to be a point where the hypocrisy is so blatant and obvious, it feels like you just HAVE to point it out.  Dylan Harbin is a 9-year-old boy whose friends call him “Pickle.” And he absolutely LOVES the President.  In fact, he wrote President Trump a letter, asking to be his friend, and telling him about the fact that he had a Trump-themed birthday party. In fact, his cake was a “Make America Great Again” cake. Much to the California kid’s shock, his letter was read at a July 26 press briefing.

The letter, in part, reads, “You are my favorite President. I don’t know why people don’t like you.  You seem really nice.  Can we be friends?”

Sarah Huckabee Sanders, White House Press Secretary, revealed that she personally spoke to the President who agreed to be Pickle’s friend.

Here’s what is REALLY shocking about this story.  When the Washington Post reached out to Pickle’s mom, SueAnn, they learned that she made the MAGA cake herself.  Why? No bakery in Stockton, California was willing to make the birthday cake for her little Trump fan.

So let’s get this straight.  Liberals think it is perfectly acceptable to discriminate against a 9 year old boy, but when Christian bakers suggests same-sex clients get their wedding cakes somewhere else everyone goes nuts.

Here’s a little lesson for all you libs out there.  Pickle’s mom doesn’t even support DOnald Trump as President.  Yet, she made the cake anyway.  That’s because she doesn’t alienate everyone who disagrees with her.

But she is always behind her children “100 percent,” so when Pickle asked for “a Donald Trump suit” for his birthday, she bought him one, and when he asked for “a Donald Trump cake,” she made him one herself, because she couldn’t find a bakery willing and able to do it.

“Do you think Donald Trump will live to be 100?” he asked her one day. She told him she didn’t know, and asked why he was asking. “Because then he can watch me be president,” Pickle told her. He’d been talking about writing the letter for at least a month before he got up the nerve to compose and send it. (Washington Post)

Let’s hope America can learn a thing or two from this family.  Watch a video about this below:

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