The FLOTUS was out on duty again and posted to her millions of followers on Twitter. She visited the Red Cross with the Second Lady, Karen Pence. They donated comfort kits for the troops.
On Twitter she wrote: “It was an honor to return to the @RedCross today with @SecondLady to assemble comfort kits for troops stationed overseas this holiday season.
“Thank you to all of our military for the sacrifices you make for our country!”
The post was interacted with thousands of times.
But not all the feedback was positive.
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One wrote: “What about the 100,000 migrant children locked up, separated from their families (United Nations) & deprived basic of liberty by being imprisoned or detained?
“The US leads the world in the rate which it detains young people under the age of 18. What is being done for them?”
Another said: “Thank you for not wearing “I don’t care” coat.”
A third wrote: “What, you’re actually doing something as a First Lady?”
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The author wrote: “Taken as a whole, all of her style rebellions have served the same purpose.”
Ms Newman highlighted the time Melania wore her “Gucci ‘pussy bow’ pink blouse” to one of the Presidential debates.
This came after a video emerged of Trump supposedly bragging about sexually harassing women.
The author also cited Melania’s ‘I Really Don’t Care. Do U?’ jacket which caused severe backlash.
The First Lady donned the jacket during her trip to a Texas border facility last year.
It came after the Trump administration faced blowback for its “zero-tolerance” immigration policy.
Ms Newman wrote the First Lady was “forced” to visit the facility to “mop up her husband’s mess”.
She claimed the message on the jacket was directed at her husband.