Former Cowboys Cheerleader Alexa Collins Brings The Country Together With A Friend & Bikinis After Trump Shot
Former Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader turned swimsuit model and Instagram star Alexa Collins responded to last weekend's attempted assassination of former president Donald Trump with a message of unity.
As the details keep coming in about the massive security failure that led to the shooting, and people continue to let their opinions fly on social media and elsewhere, the 28-year-old only wants to bring the country together.
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MIAMI, FLORIDA - DECEMBER 01: Alexa Collins attends "Genesis" The First Ever NFT Minting And Landmark Sports Event in Miami, Florida. (Photo by Arturo Holmes/Getty Images for Bitcoin Latinum & TAPSTATS)
Her response was a simple one and one that most reasonable people can rally behind. Alexa re-shared her July 4 post from a couple of weeks ago which features her and her model friend Celeste Bright in patriotic bikinis on her Instagram Story.
The message to her 2.8 million followers, and the countless others who have also seen it, was "Because our country needs some loving atm."
The Florida native added a few American flag emojis for good measure. There are going to be those who try to use the assassination attempt to divide, but that's not what we should be doing right now.
Alex Collins Is Doing Her Part To Bring The Country Together
Whether you're a supporter of Trump's or not, now is the time to come together as Americans. Messages that bring the country together are the ones we need right now.
Forget the crazy lunatics hopping onto Facebook to let it be known that they are loving people who care about others so long as they agree with them politically.
If these delusional quacks work at Home Depot, they're going to be shown the door. Advocating for political violence on social media isn't a good career move. Who knew?
I'll tell you who knew. Alexa Collins knew. She also knew we all needed a moment to take in what had happened and a strong reminder that we're all Americans.
That message was loud and clear and one that helped to put things into perspective. Well done, Alexa.