Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Idk. I'm not a Trump fan. It's definitely tactless, but isn't it kind of true?
I think we should all get way more outraged about endless war than we do about which platitudes are ok to use with respect to those dying in the endless wars.
It's more than just a platitude, and no, it's not true that he knew that he would sign up to die in Niger.
Anonymous wrote:Just what every pregnant widow needs to hear.
Anonymous wrote:Idk. I'm not a Trump fan. It's definitely tactless, but isn't it kind of true?
I think we should all get way more outraged about endless war than we do about which platitudes are ok to use with respect to those dying in the endless wars.
Anonymous wrote:Idk. I'm not a Trump fan. It's definitely tactless, but isn't it kind of true?
I think we should all get way more outraged about endless war than we do about which platitudes are ok to use with respect to those dying in the endless wars.
Anonymous wrote:Idk. I'm not a Trump fan. It's definitely tactless, but isn't it kind of true?
I think we should all get way more outraged about endless war than we do about which platitudes are ok to use with respect to those dying in the endless wars.
Myeshia Johnson was on her way to the airport to greet the remains of her husband, Sgt. La David Johnson, when she received the call from the commander-in-chief.
“He said to the wife, ‘Well, I guess he knew what he was getting into,’” recalled Rep. Frederica Wilson, who was in the car with Myeshia. “How insensitive can you be?”
Trump was already under fire for not reaching out more quickly to the families of the fallen soldiers, who were killed in an attack in Niger on October 4th.
Anonymous wrote:I wanted to believe that he was given a script or counseled on what to say. He has no social skills, no empathy, no clue what is appropriate.