YouWish Michigan
06/05/18 12:18 pm
How is it inappropriate, they fight for this country and he encourages it by saying how well it's doing. But, that's somehow inappropriate
Jazzy5 USA
05/30/18 4:58 am
Yes. A rising tide lifts all ships.
Getting the funding needed to rebuild the military, getting a raise. Working on VA care. Getting better, for those that serviced, are serving and thinking about service. The vets are a big part of this rising tide.
swervin Maryland
05/29/18 4:18 am
Let’s face it, he has never and will never be, the best/most poetic speaker. He will never be on the President Obama level of flowery speech. He wasn’t elected for that and I don’t expect it out of him.
Spiritof76 USA 1776
05/29/18 2:49 am
Not one word. Even the "Happy Memorial Day!" . It's a day for remembrance, not a 😀, fun day. And his next sentence? Please, spare us the pompous showboating!
georgemason
05/28/18 9:50 pm
I can’t believe people actually think that tweet was ok. There is a group that will rationalize whatever he does or says. Adorno was right.
Flowbro Utah
05/28/18 8:34 pm
This is an era that men have fought for, worked towards and dreamed of for hundreds of years. Why not recognize that?
JLe
05/28/18 8:05 pm
“VoteVets, a group representing some 500,000 veterans and their families, bashed as ‘appalling’ the president’s self-promotion as well as his decision to wish families of fallen veterans a ‘happy’ day. The group was also furious at the Republican Party’s effort to essentially fundraise off Memorial Day by offering a 25 percent discount on official Trump campaign merchandise ― ‘Use Code: Remember.’” (m.huffpost.com/us/entry/us_5b0c82dbe4b0fdb2aa55f558)
ahawke16 Minnesota
05/28/18 7:54 pm
People serve for lots of reasons and it’s not fair to generalize an entire group of people and assume they’d be proud of the current economy on a day meant to memorialize them and their service
Krystina Let Freedom Reign
05/28/18 7:33 pm
It’s fine. It’s a pro-country message, which is good. It’s also doing double duty as an advertisement for how well he’s been doing, of course. I might find that part annoying (not inappropriate) if he didn’t have to self advertise. But, the media gives him no choice.
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