MAGA Lawmaker Says Trump And First Lady Should Win Nobel Peace Prize
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Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-Fla.) has previously talked about "interdimensional beings" and evidence of technology created by “energy things" in the past.
Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-Fla.) has joined a burgeoning Republican chorus in calling for President Donald Trump to win a Nobel Peace Prize, arguing during an appearance Friday on Fox News that his wife, first lady Melania Trump, should naturally get one too.
Luna, who earlier this month discussed “interdimensional beings” and purported evidence of “energy things” creating technology that defies our understanding of physics, regaled Fox News host Charlie Hurt with the president’s recent peacemaking efforts.
“If the Nobel Peace Prize committee knows what’s good for them, they’d do the right thing and nominate him,” Luna said Friday. “But also, too, I think that Melania Trump might also have a nomination. I think that she’s been very instrumental in discussions with Russia. I think that she’s going to be a key reason why we’re able to broker peace with Ukraine.”
Melania Trump’s “instrumental” efforts include a letter she sent to Russian President Vladimir Putin earlier this month about “protecting the innocence” of children amid his war on Ukraine — which Donald Trump vowed in 2023 would be “settled” within a day of his reelection.
Hurt seized on Luna’s idea and envisioned “the first joint couple” earning the award. He then argued that it would be “even better” if they turned it down, which would align with the president’s vindictive approach to institutions he feels have wronged him.
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