Trump needs a cheat sheet to comfort students

washington - US President Donald Trump has created again for angry reactions on social media. This time is a cheat sheet that The Donald used reason for mudslinging.

The president met yesterday in the White House with students, teachers and parents, including representatives of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland. There, a former student shot seventeen people last week.

Before the emotional meeting, he apparently had a cheat sheet drawn up, with a number of points on which he had to pay attention. According to American media, the note was written in a manuscript that is not Trump's own. There are phrases like 'I hear you' (I understand you, red), 'What do you think I really need to know about what you've been through?' And 'What can we do to keep you as safe as possible?' to feel?'.

Trump is accused by many people of having forfeited compassion for the relatives of victims of school shootings. Many twitter users are furious. 'Who needs notes to show empathy for children who were under intense gunfire from a maniac?', Someone asks.

Trump said on Wednesday that he thinks that arming teachers can help prevent shooting incidents at schools. 'If you have a teacher who is familiar with weapons, it could end an attack very quickly,' Trump said. 'We are going to look at it very well'. The president also immediately admitted that the plan is controversial. 'We are going to look at it very well. Many people will be against it and I think that many people will also find it a good idea. '