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How metaphoric, eh?
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...in-the-face-of-danger/?utm_term=.91ebcfd1dba9
Trump’s detractors call him “Cadet Bone Spurs” for his failure to serve in the Vietnam War though he was of age, and they have some facts on which to ground their epithet.
While 9 million Americans served in the military during the Vietnam War — 1.8 million were drafted — the future president was given five deferments from the draft: four related to his college studies and one for bone spurs in his heel, though the problem was not severe enough to prevent him from playing sports such as football, tennis and golf as a young man.
For years, Trump had explained his lack of service by the luck of a high lottery number.
The year of Trump’s graduation from the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School, 1968, was the bloodiest for American troops of the war: about 16,900 soldiers were killed that year. By the time the war ended in 1975, 58,000 Americans had died.
In contrast, special counsel Robert S. Mueller III, whose investigation into Russian interference Trump routinely maligns, chose to enlist in the Marine Corps and was deployed to Vietnam to lead a rifle platoon that year, earning two awards for valor and suffering a gunshot wound to his leg.
Decades later, Trump told radio host Howard Stern that avoiding sexually transmitted diseases was “my personal Vietnam.”
“I feel like a great and very brave soldier,” Trump said.
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An eagle named Uncle Sam
In 2015, Trump was beat out by Angela Merkel for Time magazine’s Person of the Year. But as a runner-up (the magazine said he was third, behind Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi), he was still given a write-up and photo shoot for the magazine.
Time paired him with a 27-year-old bald eagle named Uncle Sam during the shoot, but the bird didn’t want to stay still, flapping its wing so hard it blew his hair as it sat on Trump’s gloved hand. And in the midst of a separate pose photographers arranged with Trump at his desk and the bird perched beside him, Uncle Sam lunged at Trump as he went to grab something near its feet.
Trump quickly shrank away from the bird, recoiling so far that he nearly fell out of the camera frame.
FAKE NEWSOur Glorious Leader, President Trump, said yesterday that if it was him he'd have rushed into the school building. This is a sign of bravery and heroism, a trait all Americans should have, not cowardice. Once before back in 1991, a mighty civilian Donald Trump left into action one night after seeing a man on the street getting mugged by a guy whacking him with a baseball bat. Our now fearless leader jumped out of his car and leapt to action confronting the mugger and forced him to retreat. It's these signs of heroism that makes Donald Trump to be an inspiration. Long live Donald Trump and God bless America!
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https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...in-the-face-of-danger/?utm_term=.91ebcfd1dba9
Trump’s detractors call him “Cadet Bone Spurs” for his failure to serve in the Vietnam War though he was of age, and they have some facts on which to ground their epithet.
While 9 million Americans served in the military during the Vietnam War — 1.8 million were drafted — the future president was given five deferments from the draft: four related to his college studies and one for bone spurs in his heel, though the problem was not severe enough to prevent him from playing sports such as football, tennis and golf as a young man.
For years, Trump had explained his lack of service by the luck of a high lottery number.
The year of Trump’s graduation from the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School, 1968, was the bloodiest for American troops of the war: about 16,900 soldiers were killed that year. By the time the war ended in 1975, 58,000 Americans had died.
In contrast, special counsel Robert S. Mueller III, whose investigation into Russian interference Trump routinely maligns, chose to enlist in the Marine Corps and was deployed to Vietnam to lead a rifle platoon that year, earning two awards for valor and suffering a gunshot wound to his leg.
Decades later, Trump told radio host Howard Stern that avoiding sexually transmitted diseases was “my personal Vietnam.”
“I feel like a great and very brave soldier,” Trump said.
![]()
An eagle named Uncle Sam
In 2015, Trump was beat out by Angela Merkel for Time magazine’s Person of the Year. But as a runner-up (the magazine said he was third, behind Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi), he was still given a write-up and photo shoot for the magazine.
Time paired him with a 27-year-old bald eagle named Uncle Sam during the shoot, but the bird didn’t want to stay still, flapping its wing so hard it blew his hair as it sat on Trump’s gloved hand. And in the midst of a separate pose photographers arranged with Trump at his desk and the bird perched beside him, Uncle Sam lunged at Trump as he went to grab something near its feet.
Trump quickly shrank away from the bird, recoiling so far that he nearly fell out of the camera frame.
Wow!!! Mueller is almost as brave as John Kerry. Shot in the leg you say? Wow!!!
All of the time on an ODA I was never brave enough to get shot in the leg. What a man!!!
Nothing from James Rosen is ever true. There is no police record of the "mugging" for the camera by Tramp. This is just another "John Baron" publicity stunt.BUT HE DID IT, Sorry about your disappointment. But that story is TRUE.o what bullshit....his bone spurs would have kept him from running in and making the shooting great
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...in-the-face-of-danger/?utm_term=.91ebcfd1dba9
Trump’s detractors call him “Cadet Bone Spurs” for his failure to serve in the Vietnam War though he was of age, and they have some facts on which to ground their epithet.
While 9 million Americans served in the military during the Vietnam War — 1.8 million were drafted — the future president was given five deferments from the draft: four related to his college studies and one for bone spurs in his heel, though the problem was not severe enough to prevent him from playing sports such as football, tennis and golf as a young man.
For years, Trump had explained his lack of service by the luck of a high lottery number.
The year of Trump’s graduation from the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School, 1968, was the bloodiest for American troops of the war: about 16,900 soldiers were killed that year. By the time the war ended in 1975, 58,000 Americans had died.
In contrast, special counsel Robert S. Mueller III, whose investigation into Russian interference Trump routinely maligns, chose to enlist in the Marine Corps and was deployed to Vietnam to lead a rifle platoon that year, earning two awards for valor and suffering a gunshot wound to his leg.
Decades later, Trump told radio host Howard Stern that avoiding sexually transmitted diseases was “my personal Vietnam.”
“I feel like a great and very brave soldier,” Trump said.
![]()
An eagle named Uncle Sam
In 2015, Trump was beat out by Angela Merkel for Time magazine’s Person of the Year. But as a runner-up (the magazine said he was third, behind Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi), he was still given a write-up and photo shoot for the magazine.
Time paired him with a 27-year-old bald eagle named Uncle Sam during the shoot, but the bird didn’t want to stay still, flapping its wing so hard it blew his hair as it sat on Trump’s gloved hand. And in the midst of a separate pose photographers arranged with Trump at his desk and the bird perched beside him, Uncle Sam lunged at Trump as he went to grab something near its feet.
Trump quickly shrank away from the bird, recoiling so far that he nearly fell out of the camera frame.
Wow!!! Mueller is almost as brave as John Kerry. Shot in the leg you say? Wow!!!
All of the time on an ODA I was never brave enough to get shot in the leg. What a man!!!
I'm quite certain..that you are correct..you were not brave enough. I bow to your inner knowledge of yourself.
Bravery has nothing to do with being wounded,or not. It's just a piece of info that draws the contrast..between the man who chose to place his country ahead of his personal safety..and the man who lied..and used his daddy's money and position--to escape serving his country.
Anyone who criticizes those who WERE brave enough to place their lives on the line--is contemptible.
So you can't prove it even happened or didn't happen so you choose not to believe.Nothing from James Rosen is ever true. There is no police record of the "mugging" for the camera by Tramp. This is just another "John Baron" publicity stunt.BUT HE DID IT, Sorry about your disappointment. But that story is TRUE.o what bullshit....his bone spurs would have kept him from running in and making the shooting great
Our Glorious Leader, President Trump, said yesterday that if it was him he'd have rushed into the school building. This is a sign of bravery and heroism, a trait all Americans should have, not cowardice. Once before back in 1991, a mighty civilian Donald Trump left into action one night after seeing a man on the street getting mugged by a guy whacking him with a baseball bat. Our now fearless leader jumped out of his car and leapt to action confronting the mugger and forced him to retreat. It's these signs of heroism that makes Donald Trump to be an inspiration. Long live Donald Trump and God bless America!
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Sorry, but having a prior medical condition has always been grounds for 4F classification. The military doesn't sign people up who they feel have to be treated for a ongoing condition. You can't enlist even if all you have a heart-murmur.o what bullshit....his bone spurs would have kept him from running in and making the shooting great
Being physically unable to enlist or earn a commission does not mean you're automatically a coward.
Trump is a coward. Nobody — not even Trump — believes he’d have the balls to run into that building. He just loves to hear himself talk. And once again, he shows the law enforcement community just how much he respects them by insinuating that he’s braver than them. He’s trying to emulate his bff, Putin by talking tough. What’s next? Trump’s fat ass shirtless on a horse? (Poor horse)
So, you believe Trump would actually run in unarmed against a gunman?Trump is a coward. Nobody — not even Trump — believes he’d have the balls to run into that building. He just loves to hear himself talk. And once again, he shows the law enforcement community just how much he respects them by insinuating that he’s braver than them. He’s trying to emulate his bff, Putin by talking tough. What’s next? Trump’s fat ass shirtless on a horse? (Poor horse)![]()
Our Glorious Leader, President Trump, said yesterday that if it was him he'd have rushed into the school building. This is a sign of bravery and heroism, a trait all Americans should have, not cowardice. Once before back in 1991, a mighty civilian Donald Trump left into action one night after seeing a man on the street getting mugged by a guy whacking him with a baseball bat. Our now fearless leader jumped out of his car and leapt to action confronting the mugger and forced him to retreat. It's these signs of heroism that makes Donald Trump to be an inspiration. Long live Donald Trump and God bless America!
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You're an anonymous little pussy.Finally a POTUS with balls unlike that little black boy faggot Obama
-Geaux
Actually that is purely an opinion not supported by evidence.`
trump is a coward supreme. If the story is even vaguely true, his body guards did the work, not that fat pig.
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LOLOLBest part of this story?
It happened in 1991. Trump was on a date with Marla Maples. Trump was still married to Ivana.