US EditionAdam Kinzinger: Mortal Damage to the American Empire
- Donald Trump attended a Saudi-backed golf event instead of the dignified transfer ceremony for four U.S. Soldiers who died in Lithuania.
- Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth represented the administration at the transfer ceremony at Dover Air Force Base in Trump's absence.
- The U.S. Embassy in Lithuania honored the fallen soldiers with a heartfelt memorial, showcasing the respect of the Lithuanian people.
- Veterans expressed outrage over Trump's decision, viewing it as a lack of respect for those who sacrificed for the nation.
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Americans Disgusted Over Trump Blowing Off Dignified Transfer of Slain Soldiers for Golf Event
In a move that’s left many veterans and military families shaking their heads, Donald Trump opted to attend a Saudi-backed golf event at his Doral Golf Course rather than the dignified transfer ceremony for four U.S. soldiers who tragically lost their lives in a training exercise in Lithuania. The dignified transfer, a solemn military ritual, took place at Dover Air Force Base without the presence of the so-called commander-in-chief. Instead, Se…
Adam Kinzinger: Mortal Damage to the American Empire
It's been great to live in America since World War II, but Trump is in the process of blowing up that whole order. Even Canada is looking to lead a new alliance, because how can other countries trust us after voters put the stupidest convicted American back in charge? And never forget that Russia is not on the tariff list—despite the fact that the US does more trade with Russia than a number of other countries on the list. Meanwhile, Trump opted…
Trump Reportedly Chose Golf Dinner Over The Dignified Transfer Of U.S. Troops’ Bodies
Donald Trump has chosen golf over most other things over the years. And this week, he appears to have made a particularly stark choice. According to NBC News, Trump declined to attend what’s known as the “dignified transfer” of four U.S. soldiers who died last month in a training exercise in Lithuania on Friday. Instead, Trump chose to attend a Thursday night dinner reception in Florida for LIV Golf, the Saudi-backed golf league with which he is…
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