If the Save the Snowflakes project is successful, then it should be expanded to include a larger population in need of help.

Oh Scoob.... I so adore you thank you....

always glad to help someone smile or get a laugh!

MRC Launches ‘Save the Snowflakes’ Campaign



Given the devastating emotional and psychological consequences of Donald Trump’s election victory on sensitive, liberal college students – a.k.a., snowflakes – the Media Research Center has launched a special project, “Save The Snowflakes.”

In a Dec. 14 statement about the project, MRC President Brent Bozell said, “I cannot think of a more important time in our nation’s history to launch Save the Snowflakes. With inconsolable college students around the country coming to grips with the election results, the MRC hears their cries loud and clear.”

“Last month it was Trump,” said Bozell. “This month it's Christmas. Then Easter, Halloween, the Emmys -- the list is endless.”

“We will not sit idly by as students suffer in silence,” he said. “We stand in solidarity with their tortured souls because no one deserves to suffer through unspeakable tragedy without pony rides and bubbles.”

“The vitally important work of Save the Snowflakes cannot happen without your generosity,” said Bozell. “Will you sacrifice just one iced, grande, sugar free, no-whip, cinnamon, dolce soy skinny latte a week to help us Save the Snowflakes?”

As the MRC explained, “Save the Snowflakes was conceived in the wake of the election of Donald Trump as our next president and the need for a national response to the massive nationwide doldrums spreading on college campuses.”

“Students at the most prestigious universities have been given hot chocolate, puppies to cuddle, and coloring books as a way to help them come to grips with living under a president they did not vote for, but all come in limited supply,” said the MRC.

“Save the Snowflakes was created to ensure that all snowflakes have the same access to resources whenever they encounter others with whose opinions they disagree," said the organization.

http://www.cnsnews.com/blog/michael-w-chapman/mrc-launches-save-snowflakes-campaign

not because SOMEONE lost an election,, that happens every four years

because of who WON , and what that says about what so many Americans REALLY feel about other groups and what so many in America will excuse and support

and what it implies about what may happen to groups like mexicans, blacks, women,,,etc,,,,

if you replaced 'white male' every time the President Elect mentioned any other group,,, he would have never been elected,,,,

but against other groups,, totally excusable and insignificant,,,,in comparison

Mexicans, blacks & women voted for Trump too MS. They did not vote for Clinton because they did not trust her or believe her, that is documented fact.

Do you really think only white people voted for Trump?.. really?

Clinton lost the election as much as Trump won the election, because she could not solidify those votes. So bellyaching about it will do no good... its over. There is no more recounts.. no more " actions" to try... protests will have zero effect.

Trump is the President... like it or not.

I am aware

but that does not refute my point at all

as I said, these same people claiming they didnt 'trust' Clinton,, still would not have voted Trump had he made comments about 'white males' instead


bellyaching does no good, but not dealing with feelings or seeking help when faced with stress, fear, or concern does no good either

sexists, and racists, and bullies, and narcissists, ,, all make the world more interesting,,,

as long as its all 'honest'

Oh.. were now talking about them?.. I thought we were talking about crybabies.

Oh.. were now talking about them?.. I thought we were talking about crybabies.

I can't believe you two are so giddy whiles these poor people are suffering everyday. Their feelings matter more, matter more...