‘He never saw a war that he didn’t like’
“HE NEVER SAW A WAR THAT HE DIDN’T LIKE.” “Never speak ill of the dead” is almost always good advice. It is even followed in Washington, at least some of the time. But what to make of President Donald Trump‘s remarks on the day of the Washington funeral for his friend and key political ally, Sen.
- ▪“HE NEVER SAW A WAR THAT HE DIDN’T LIKE.” “Never speak ill of the dead” is almost always good advice.
- ▪It is even followed in Washington, at least some of the time.
- ▪But what to make of President Donald Trump‘s remarks on the day of the Washington funeral for his friend and key political ally, Sen.
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“HE NEVER SAW A WAR THAT HE DIDN’T LIKE.” “Never speak ill of the dead” is almost always good advice. It is even followed in Washington, at least some of the time. But what to make of President Donald Trump‘s remarks on the day of the Washington funeral for his friend and key political ally, Sen. Lindsey Graham?In an appearance on Fox News Tuesday morning and at the National Cathedral funeral that afternoon, Trump said a lot of good things about Graham. But Trump also said something apparently based upon the many, many times Graham recommended that Trump pursue this or that military action, and certainly the times Graham urged Trump to attack Iran.
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