Trump finally speaks out about the controversy at Arlington cemetery after the US army criticizes him
Trump finally speaks out about the controversy at Arlington cemetery after the US army criticizes him: 'These individuals are not good individuals...'
During a rally in Michigan, Trump explained his visit to Arlington by saying that Gold Star Families had extended an invitation to him. He refuted the claim that he was looking for attention.
Donald Trump has ultimately spoken about the uproar surrounding his most recent trip to Arlington National Cemetery. The 'contentious' actions (showing approval with thumbs up and smiling) were done at the burial sites of troops who passed away in the 2021 U.S. conflict. pulling out of Afghanistan
Trump reacts to Arlington Cemetery fiasco
On Thursday, Donald Trump revealed the reasons behind his unexpected appearance and the pictures captured during the occasion. Following a trip to Virginia to place a wreath in honor of the 13 American soldiers who passed away three years ago, the ex-president explained that he had been asked by Gold Star Families to participate in taking pictures with them. Trump clearly stated that he is not interested in the concept of 'publicity'.
"Those families that requested my presence." I said, "The candidate for president stated while speaking at a campaign event in Michigan." I decided to go. While we were at the location, they asked if I could capture photos by the burial site of their son, sister, and brother. They also requested to be in the pictures with them. I agreed without hesitation," he recounted.
Earlier, internet users criticized him for being unsympathetic and impolite towards the soldiers and their families for grinning at their burial sites. Supporters of the MAGA movement praised him for showing support towards the families of soldiers, while opponents viewed it as merely a strategic move in his political campaign rather than a genuine homage.
United States of America The military affirms that a worker was forcibly removed from their position.
In the morning, a United States... Military representative confirmed to NBC News that individuals involved in the occasion were informed of national regulations, which completely forbid any form of political actions on cemetery premises. The spokesperson additionally verified that an employee was shoved aside while attempting to uphold these regulations. As per the Army, the worker 'behaved in a professional manner and prevented any additional disturbance.
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