I wasn't surprised when Trump hid in the bunker.
I'm not surprised that he hid from Iran in a food cart or that he left everyone on AirForce One to die without telling them about the threat.
I'm just, like, how is an obese, cowardly pedophile their alpha male?
Fourteen-year-old Acie Holland III was looking at his phone on the school bus when something suddenly felt wrong.
The bus had passed his usual stop.
Then it began picking up speed.
Acie looked toward the front and saw the driver slumped over the steering wheel. He had suffered a medical emergency and lost consciousness while the bus was still moving.
It was April 24, 2024, in Glendale, Wisconsin. There were 14 students on board, and the bus was beginning to drift across the centerline toward oncoming traffic.
Acie didn't wait for someone else to react.
The eighth grader rushed to the front, grabbed the steering wheel and guided the bus back into its lane. He moved the unconscious driver's foot away from the accelerator, pressed the brake and managed to bring the bus safely to the curb.
He didn't know where the parking brake was, so after stopping, he turned the steering wheel all the way toward the curb to help keep the bus in place.
Then he turned his attention to everyone else.
Acie checked on the younger students, told them to contact their parents and made sure 911 was called. He also went to get his grandmother, Phyllis Holland, who is a nurse, so she could help the driver.
The driver eventually regained consciousness and was taken for medical care. Another driver was sent to finish the route.
Acie had grown up working on cars with his father and enjoyed go-karting, but nothing had prepared him for having to take control of a moving school bus at 14 years old.
When he returned to school, students had a new name for him.
"AC-Hero."
Acie didn't say much about being called a hero. He simply said the experience made him feel more confident and brave because he knew he had saved people.
A normal ride home from school had lasted only a few frightening minutes, but 14 students made it home safely because one eighth grader noticed something was wrong and knew he had to act.
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