President Trump paid a Saturday visit to Arlington National Cemetery,
where thousands of volunteers had just taken part in the rain in the annual
holiday wreath-laying tribute to those who served—and died-- in America’s wars.
Posted on 01/19/2017 10:19:54 AM PST by markomalley
President-elect Donald Trump and Vice President-elect Mike Pence are attending their first official inaugural events Thursday afternoon, beginning with a wreath-laying ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery. The wreath-laying is an inauguration tradition that honors America’s veterans.
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Don’t follow the musings of Ms O’Donnell, but even if she is correct, why would that prevent Barron from being at Arlington ? Hope he is OK.
Maybe they can’t trust that he’ll behave or that he might act out. I don’t know. Perhaps he’s not feeling well. I suppose it’s tough to get kids to understand the gravity of the moment, being at Arlington.
It might be too cold for her.
Rosie is a moron and Barron is TEN. He’s a little kid. Besides I thought that “other” party was all about helping the disabled regardless of the type of disability. We couldn’t use the word “handicapped” any more. They seem more bent on making fun of everyone with disabilities from the aged to those with learning problems.
Where is the live thread?
...and where can I go to watch this stuff? thanks.
Amen, SH. Very moving. We got it..
We have been awash in ‘double standard’ and the hypocrisy of the left. Lots of Americans WOKE UP TO IT though! The depth of Trump’s accomplishments cannot be overstated.
I know. I would love it if she did not wear the shades. Over the years, it has long become protocol for public figures appearing before the public to drop the shades.
Watching Sam MOORE! Singing Ray Charles version of America the Beautilful! FABULOUS!
I noticed that and it looked to me like he was making promises to himself and tapping his heart each time.
Dunno, but this guy could be one of the greatest of all time.
President Trump paid a Saturday visit to Arlington National Cemetery,
where thousands of volunteers had just taken part in the rain in the annual
holiday wreath-laying tribute to those who served—and died-- in America’s wars.
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