These men died serving their country. You'd think he'd show some respect
for fallen soldiers, especially special forces.

We all know Trump dodged the draft when he had his chance to serve.

You know what he did today, besides go golfing?

"President Donald J. Trump Proclaims October 9, 2017, as Columbus Day"
https://www.whitehouse.gov/the-press-office/2017/10/06/president-donald-j-trump-proclaims-october-9-2017-columbus-day

The second Monday in October has been called Columbus Day for almost 50 years.
I guess no one told him that.

Sometimes stupid people need to be reminded what their stupid leader
does or doesn't do.
Even his own people are getting sick of his shit.

Republican Senator Bob Corker, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said "It's a shame the White House has become an adult day care center. Someone obviously missed their shift this morning."
"I don't know why the president tweets out things that are not true. You know he does it, everyone knows he does it, but he does."

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>Find evidence he did offer condolences.



Nope, I couldn't find any proof so I'll just say you are the one who made the claim he didn't. Google also says he didn't
Its on you to provide evidence of your claim... How about I say you are a reptile shape shifter and its up to you to prove you aren't?

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Well the heroin dealers forgot to vote for HIllary

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Maybe, but the heroin users, bible lovers, womanizers and racists sure turned out in mass to vote for Trump.

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Stonehenge said:

Where is the evidence he didn't say that or something like that? hmmmmm?

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Trump finally comments on soldier deaths in Niger; falsely knocks Obama over his responses to dead soldiers
Posted: Oct 16, 2017 2:30 PM EST
Updated: Oct 16, 2017 6:10 PM EST

-- Breaking his public silence about four American soldiers killed during an ambush in Niger, President Donald Trump said Monday he'd penned personal letters to their families and planned to phone them later this week.

He also claimed, without merit, that his predecessors hadn't written or called the families of slain American troops during their tenures, though the tradition of presidents reaching out after US servicemen are killed in action is long-established.

Trump said he'd written the letters over the weekend, and suggested they'd be mailed early this week.

No doubt another lie.
He was speaking 12 days after the ambush -- the deadliest combat incident since he took office.

"I felt very, very badly about that," Trump said during a press availability in the Rose Garden. "I always feel badly. It is the toughest calls I have to make are the calls where this happens, soldiers are killed."

He then claimed that other commanders in chief hadn't reached out to families of Americans killed in action, indicating he'd been told as much by the generals who serve in his administration.

"All I can do is ask my generals," Trump said. "Other presidents did not call, they would write letters, and some presidents didn't do anything."

"I like, when I can, the combination of a call and also a letter," he said.

Barack Obama, during his term in office, wrote letters and made calls to families of killed Americans, according to former administration officials. He also made frequent visits to the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center to spend time with wounded troops.

George W. Bush also wrote letters to families of troops killed in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, which began during his tenure.

When pressed about his assertion, Trump backtracked slightly.

"I don't know if he did," he said of Obama. "I was told that he didn't often, and a lot of presidents don't. They write letters. I do, I do a combination of both...

Trump's remarks Monday marked the first time he's commented at all -- in person or on Twitter -- about the Green Berets and US support personnel who were slain around the October 4 raid. The White House press secretary said previously the administration was still reviewing the circumstances around the mission.

"It is a very difficult thing," Trump said. "It gets to a point where you make four to five of them in one day, it is a very, very tough day."

Officials briefed on the Niger raid have described to CNN a scene of confusion and uncertainty in the immediate aftermath of the incident. Troops were left for nearly an hour before help could arrive to the remote area they were operating.

The White House has said little about Trump's involvement in the proceedings, and he did not travel to Dover Air Force Base for the return of the soldiers' bodies to the United States."

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2 fuckin' weeks and golfer-in-chief still hasn't sent letters to these dead Special Forces family members.

Just goes to show who is really disrespecting the military (and their families).

I truly am embarrassed as an American to even think of this Dolt as our president.
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