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Do you think Trump hired a movie sirector like Nancy did for the j6 “hearings”(commercial).?Nope. It was all choreographed by trump's people.
That’s not “desecrating” the cemetary, you moron. That’s honoring the ones who were lost.
I will never understand the hate towards Trump... its media created but why does the media hate him so much?...
They're paid to hate him. It's that simple.
Yes, he brought his campaign workers to film and make a campaign ad.Do you think Trump hired a movie sirector
That’s not “desecrating” the cemetary, you moron. That’s honoring the ones who were lost.
both can be true at one time,,Yes, he brought his campaign workers to film and make a campaign ad.
Did you MISS the ad.
Are you denying he posted a campaign ad from Arlington.
Dear Lord.
Then do it without cameras and TV.
What is the purpose of cameras and TV if one is there to “honor” the ones that were lost?
Seriously, that’s the problem
It’s about trump, not about the ones that were lost
Trump never passes up an opportunity for self-promotion. His campaign took advantage of the anniversary of troop loss in Afghanistan by organizing a photo op at Arlington Cemetary with the lost soldier's families. Make no mistake. His PR people thought up and organized that ceremony specifically for publicity. There is nothing that self-promoting narcissist won't do for publicity.
Those were Kelly's made up words. He is the only one who claims Trump said those word. Another hoax by someone Trump fired.So now he wants to pose with "suckers and losers" in his words?
They wanted him there.The difference being the transfer of the fallen was a somber occasion that would have happened with or without Biden. Trump initially contacted the families and instigated and coordinated the entire photo op.
BS.It's against the law to film campaign ads at arlington, but laws don't apply to Trump. The Supreme Court said so.