Melania Trump waited more than a year before taking a traditional step as first lady, finally unveiling her “Be Best” campaign on May 7. A month later, the initiative itself appears to be off to a slow start.
During a launch for the initiative last month in the White House Rose Garden, Trump said she would promote the well-being of children and work to raise awareness about online bullying and the impact of opioids on young people.
“I will also work to shine a spotlight on the people, organizations and programs across the country that are helping children overcome the many issues they are facing as they grow up,” Trump said.
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