This is patently false. Absolute BS. |
Trump doesn't have a heart. Seriously. He shouldn't try to be the comforter in chief because he has absolutely no ability to connect with people who need comfort. He shouldn't make calls, either, if he can't get the words out straight or remember anyone's name. It's horrible. |
No, a flamboyant Congresswoman made it public. A private phone call. She just couldn’t help herself. |
What Kelly didn't say is equally as important here. He didn't deny Trump said anything the Congresswoman said, only complained she made it public. He didn't say anything about how Obama treated him as a Gold Star family (despite Trump telling reporters "Go ask Kelly if Obama called him.") He just expressed his sadness that the whole situation had been politicized (something he can blame his boss Trump for, since he was complaining Obama never called any of the families, which he clearly did--and more.) |
And the dead soldier's mom confirmed it. Are you going to start blaming her too? (Or calling her "flamboyant"?) |
A congresswoman who was basically "an aunt" to the soldier and is very close to him and his family. No one has disputed what was said and Trump is the one who raised it. Were you this outraged when Patricia Smith addressed the RNC in Cleveland last year? |
No it isn't if that is the ONLY way you can defend Trump. I understand that this is a liberal biased forum and as an independent, it gets to me sometimes. But most of the liberals talks about Trump's shortcomings. Most of the people defending him always resort to the "but Obama did...." If you think Trump's conduct is valid, it should be easy to defend them based on their merits. TBH, I get the sense that many of the Trump folks are new here. Because when Obama was POTUS, liberals here would often criticize his missteps. Even among liberals here, there was not a universal "he can do no wrong" sense that you get among Trump supporters now. |
Exactly. The hateful libs are on the hunt for anything and everything to make Trump look bad in order to 1) get him to quit in frustration and 2) divert attention from how well the economy is doing under his business-friendly policies |
Ironic that he lamented about how women aren't honored or held sacred anymore, too, given Trump's behavior during his whole life. |
Right...the family was shocked and taken aback by what he said. And it is their right to allow the call to be made public. The Congresswoman had a PERSONAL relationship with the family and she was outraged, not as a politician, but as someone who knew the family and was close to them. Trump screwed this up. I wish PP and others would admit it and move on. |
Wow, this is quite a reach. The only reason this is an issue is that there was barely an acknowledgement from the White House about these deaths, and when asked about it, Trump played whatboutism with Obama. That backfired and he called the widow and that backfired too. It isn't the media's fault, it isn't Obama's fault and it isn't Hillary's fault. And as to the business-friendly policies, other than repelling environmental protections that help make our air and water cleaner and a promise (PROMISE) of tax cuts, that exactly has Trump done to help the economy? (please don't cite Carrier or Foxconn or other photo ops that actually aren't happening) |
Wait. Did Patricia Smith make public a private phone call made to another person? I missed it if she did. |
Well, if people are "hunting" for something to make him look bad, it is not a difficult hunt...thanks to him. Being a dignified statesman is not in his sweet spot. But you know what....he signed up for this and if you voted for him, you signed up for it too. |
Kelly is basically criticizing the widow.
Shameful. |
I am curious about your usage of this adjective. Can you please elaborate what you mean? Are you trying to say how dare that black woman challenge our dear leader over the generosity he has shown to call the black soldier's family? |