Marener
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Brigadier GeneralFrom the Army.
Fine, which General endorsed and issued the Statement?
Amanda I. Azubuike
Head of office of public affairs.
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Brigadier GeneralFrom the Army.
Fine, which General endorsed and issued the Statement?
The one who enforced the rules were shoved aside by Trump’s campaign staff when they tried to enforce the rules.They aren't the ones who enforce the rules, the people supposedly enforcing the rules haven't made a Statement beyond "Orange Man Bad"
I've already linked a photograph of Obama walking through Section 60 in September of 2012 when he was running for re-election.
I don;t see anything from the Army. I see something from NPRThe statement came from the US army public affairs office, where you'd expect it.
The statement also said the employee was pushed, which Trump's campaign has denied. Not that you care.
I think Congress should open an investigation. After all, this is their jurisdiction.
I find this to be the most enlightening statement from the article:
Arlington Cemetery staff dealt directly with Mast’s chief of staff, James Langenderfer, briefing him extensively on the rules, which include no campaign events at the cemetery. They also reiterated that only an official Arlington National Cemetery photographer — and no campaign photographer — could be used at Section 60, the location of the recent American war dead. The source said Langenderfer told them the Trump campaign agreed to these rules.
Okay.I don;t see anything from the Army. I see something from NPR
I don;t see anything from the Army. I see something from NPR
Again, if this soldier is afraid of being called bad names, she has no business being in the army.Trump’s cultists have made turned than a few innocent American’s lives into living hells when someone has dared speak against them, even if they’re 100% factual.
Not that you care. It’s part of the plan.
Death threats are a lot more serious than being called bad names.Again, if this soldier is afraid of being called bad names, she has no business being in the army.
lol Your anonymous solder has claimed she's afraid of death threats?Death threats are a lot more serious than being called bad names.
The one who enforced the rules were shoved aside by Trump’s campaign staff when they tried to enforce the rules.
That photo was taken at a September 11th memorial service on September 10, 2012. All of the photos of the Obamas at Arlington were taken during Memorial Events, including 9/11 - WHILE HE WAS PRESIDENT.
President and Mrs. Obama greet families at Arlington on Memorial Day. While he was President.
He wasn't going to Arlington and saying "Bush killed all your loved ones". AND HE WAS THE PRESIDENT.
The statement from the army said they were shoved.Allegedly shoved.
And we have no statement on what actually happened, just more stories
Who took the photo?While he was campaigning for his 2nd term.
The statement from the army said they were shoved.
Pushed."shoved" was the wording used exactly?
What was the shoved person doing before being allegedly shoved?
Figure it out before you start acting like this photo has anything to do with Trump’s campaign staff taking photos at the cemetery.Good question.
Not that you would care.
Pushed.
They were trying to enforce the rules about campaign activity at the cemetery.
Figure it out before you start acting like this photo has anything to do with Trump’s campaign staff taking photos at the cemetery.