I don’t doubt that Trump is brave. He certainly has a lot of nerve.
Over-ruling a pilot’s best judgment to get to a political rally might be called poor judgment rather than courage; he risked the pilot’s life, and the lives of anyone else on the plane, in order to pursue his own personal best interests. But I suppose that’s part of making a successful deal.
The media richly deserves the ass-kicking he is giving them, and I agree that he has some very valid points against Fox in this debate dust-up. But anything he does for veterans or other charities should be kept separate from campaigning. He should simply have said that he found the debate moderators biased and the need for additional debate redundant, and left it at that. He could have held a pure political rally at the same time as the debate. Instead he wants to use veterans to keep himself in the spotlight.
> “But anything he does for veterans or other charities should be kept separate from campaigning.”
Apparently, you did not read the link I gave you.
Prior to running for President, he has always been quiet and silent about his incredible support for veterans.
Caring for veterans is his passion and the vets know it. He can’t keep it quiet because the vets won’t let him.
Read the link I gave you. It is brief part of his history with vets before running for President.