What are the political implications of giving every useless child awards for things their older, smarter family members did?>Before presenting the National Medals of Science and National Medals of Technology and Innovation, White House science adviser Michael Kratsios took a moment to present Trump with his uncle’s award.>“Mr. President, before we get to the actual medaling, we have prepared a short video to celebrate the lifetime achievements of your uncle, a 1983 National Medal of Science recipient, Dr. John G. Trump,” Kratsios said.https://www.mediaite.com/media/news/want-to-present-it-to-you-trump-given-his-uncles-national-science-medal-in-fawning-moment/
>>544000002should have been faster brb killing myself
>>544000002Boomers love to condemn youngsters receiving participation trophies even though they invented them in the first place and have no issue receiving them themselves
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>>544000002Imagine taking credit for your uncle’s achievements.
>>544000297he's really gone full blown dipshit heel manager this term
In middle school he got a lifetime achievement award for his dads work at Nintendo
He also proudly accepted someone else's Nobel Peace Prize.
>>544000002Why are you framing it as though it's being given to him as an awardee himself, and not merely as a custodian of the award? Sounds like a bit of a stretch.