Biden Embarrasses Himself & Deceased Veteran
Posted By: Imright, 12/18/2021 8:46:27 AM
Let me tell you, when someone you love and respect is being honored, in this case for the last time, it is insensitive, cruel, and disrespectful. For it to happen during a ceremony conducted by the Highest Office in the Nation that is meant to honor the sacrifice of a fallen soldier is doubly worse. That it happened more than once during the same ceremony and by the same man?That’s just despicable. Or as Hillary Clinton would say, “deplorable”. (Snip) When you tell someone your name, when you give them the correct pronunciation and have even prepped someone on how to say a name
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