Three years ago today...
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Still waiting for the President Trump campaign to release video which they say proves they were in the right.
@taiwan_girl said in Three years ago today...:
Still waiting for the President Trump campaign to release video which they say proves they were in the right.
Keep waiting. I suspect that Trump is not trying to appeal to your type of voter.
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@taiwan_girl said in Three years ago today...:
Still waiting for the President Trump campaign to release video which they say proves they were in the right.
Keep waiting. I suspect that Trump is not trying to appeal to your type of voter.
@Jolly said in Three years ago today...:
@taiwan_girl said in Three years ago today...:
Still waiting for the President Trump campaign to release video which they say proves they were in the right.
Keep waiting. I suspect that Trump is not trying to appeal to your type of voter.
That is his current problem and dilemma. Currently, he is appealing to voters who are already going to vote for him.
IF he doesn't change his strategy, he will lose the election.
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Thou sayest.
Tell me, were you voting for Trump? Under any circumstances?
“Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”
Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton
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I will tell you who I vote for when I mail in my ballot(s). LOL
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https://www.politico.com/news/2024/08/29/donald-trump-arlington-cemetery-army-employee-00176729
Army defends Arlington Cemetery staffer ‘pushed aside’ by Trump aides
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Eugene Robinson at WaPo: Don’t yawn at Trump’s dishonorable use of Arlington National Cemetery
Donald Trump has shown the nation, once again, that he has no shame.
You knew that, of course. But hauling a camera crew to Arlington National Cemetery and exploiting the fresh graves of heroes — using them as props in his presidential campaign — was more than a violation of the cemetery’s rules; it was more, even, than a violation of federal law. It was a deeply dishonorable act by a shockingly dishonorable man.Just because we are accustomed to this kind of behavior from Trump does not mean we should accept it. Just because he has no sense of honor or appreciation of sacrifice does not mean we have to pretend honor and sacrifice no longer exist. Just because “Trump is an awful person” is an old story does not mean we should yawn at this latest demonstration and quickly move on.
Obama ad:
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Eugene Robinson at WaPo: Don’t yawn at Trump’s dishonorable use of Arlington National Cemetery
Donald Trump has shown the nation, once again, that he has no shame.
You knew that, of course. But hauling a camera crew to Arlington National Cemetery and exploiting the fresh graves of heroes — using them as props in his presidential campaign — was more than a violation of the cemetery’s rules; it was more, even, than a violation of federal law. It was a deeply dishonorable act by a shockingly dishonorable man.Just because we are accustomed to this kind of behavior from Trump does not mean we should accept it. Just because he has no sense of honor or appreciation of sacrifice does not mean we have to pretend honor and sacrifice no longer exist. Just because “Trump is an awful person” is an old story does not mean we should yawn at this latest demonstration and quickly move on.
Obama ad:
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@George-K A serving Commander in Chief honoring fallen vets is quite different from an aspirant for office exploiting them during a campaign.
Maybe the gap would close a bit had Obama done that in September of 2012, but on the 10th anniversary of 9/11 it was the right thing to do. Indeed, imagine the reaction of the RWEC had he not done something like that.
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@George-K A serving Commander in Chief honoring fallen vets is quite different from an aspirant for office exploiting them during a campaign.
Maybe the gap would close a bit had Obama done that in September of 2012, but on the 10th anniversary of 9/11 it was the right thing to do. Indeed, imagine the reaction of the RWEC had he not done something like that.
@jon-nyc said in Three years ago today...:
@George-K A serving Commander in Chief honoring fallen vets is quite different from an aspirant for office exploiting them during a campaign.
Maybe the gap would close a bit had Obama done that in September of 2012, but on the 10th anniversary of 9/11 it was the right thing to do. Indeed, imagine the reaction of the RWEC had he not done something like that.
Maybe this wouldn’t be a big deal if Biden or Harris ever actually spoke with any of the Gold Star parents or even read the names and acknowledged their sacrifice? Just a thought.
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@jon-nyc said in Three years ago today...:
Donny Fonzerelli Trump visits fallen soldiers.
And 95% of the families were grateful.
The Brad
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@Jolly said in Three years ago today...:
Thou sayest.
Me Knowest! LOL
40% of the voting population will vote for President Trump, regardless of what he has said or done in the past, and regardless of what he says or does in the future to the election time.
40% of the voting population will vote for VP Harris, regardless of what she has said or done in the past, and regardless of what she says or does in the future to the election time.
20% will decide the election.
That is who both candidates should be focusing on - those 20%.
And trust me that the above, is not something that will sway the 20%.
(Having said that, I am 95% sure that President Trump had no decision or part in the whole fiasco. It is basically the fault of his campaign staff, but as has been said, it is perception...........)
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At least Obama didn't do it on the 11th anniversary that coincides with an election year.
@Axtremus said in Three years ago today...:
At least Obama didn't do it on the 11th anniversary that coincides with an election year.
Was Obama invited?
Gold star families invited Trump, because they thought the Biden-Harris Administration caused their loved ones deaths through negligence and then gave them a fucking over afterwards.
With Trump there, it guarantees that people do not forget.
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@jon-nyc said in Three years ago today...:
Donny Fonzerelli Trump visits fallen soldiers.
And 95% of the families were grateful.
@LuFins-Dad said in Three years ago today...:
@jon-nyc said in Three years ago today...:
Donny Fonzerelli Trump visits fallen soldiers.
And 95% of the families were grateful.
Where’s that “point” floating over the guy’s head gif?
No doubt we could find a number of families of fallen soldiers that would invite Free Palestine protestors to their son’s graves for the photo op. Wouldn’t make it appropriate.
