John Kelly confirms Trump's disrespect of Military

[Dill]

(10-02-2023, 09:24 PM)pally Wrote: Reached for comment over the weekend, Griffin said, “Despite publicly praising the military and claiming to be the most pro-military president, there’s a demonstrable record of Trump bashing the most decorated service members in our country, from Gen. Mattis to Kelly to Milley, to criticizing 0r deceased like John McCain. Donald Trump will fundamentally never understand service the way those who have actually served in uniform will, and it’s one of the countless reasons he’s unfit to be commander in chief.”

Sometimes I wonder if he views fallen and wounded soldiers as rather like failed businessmen. They didn't have the smarts to survive. 

Also they took crazy risks, like parachuting behind enemy lines at D-Day.  What is the win percentage on that, seriously? 

Even if you survive, you don't get higher pay. 

So why would you put wounded in a 4th of July parade? That's like celebrating failed businessmen or people who couldn't stay employed.
Might as well include car crash victims and homeless people and "honor" them for failing too. 

If you follow that "honor the wounded vets" logic in every field of endeavor, then instead of hosting superbowl champs every year, the White House should host all the teams that didn't make the play offs. 

I think that may be how the "best president of the 21st century" views the matter. 

How do his supporters view it? That's also an interesting question. 

If it's a choice between Trump and someone Hannity says is a "socialist" then you still have to go with Trump.