Should first lady Melania Trump be brokering ceasefires in the Russia-Ukraine war?
The White House said Melania Trump helped secure a ceasefire in the Russian-occupied Ukrainian city of Oleshky.
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If it saves lives, why not? A genuine humanitarian effort. More power to her.
If you're voting "no, that's not her role," where exactly does a first lady's job end and does any back-channel diplomacy count, or just this one.