Trump is angry that he wasn't counseled that skipping cemetery visit would play out badly

[Demovictory9]

he's angry with whatever staff should have counseled him against skipping the ceremony. Heard on radio this morning.

[rzemanfl]

1. Three "e's" no "a." n/t

[Demovictory9]

7. lol... thanks

[Cha]

2. Doesn't anyone else wonder who

LEAKS all this inside stuff about trump.. and want to thank them?!

Admitting he doesn't have a G.D. brain in his head.

[Jacoby365]

3. Well, when he doesn't listen,

what's the point?

[Codeine]

4. The notion that a grown-ass man

would need to have that explained to him is is utterly fucking mystifying.

[smirkymonkey]

13. Yes, isn't it?

He's so damned clueless. He has no situational awareness or any sense of how anything is perceived outside his own little personal bubble of a a world. He doesn't not live in the same world as the rest of us.

[Dorian Gray]

15. Absolutely

It also shows that he's so self centered he can't understand what other people get upset about.

[bullwinkle428]

20. Even if he's a "stable genius"?

[Jersey Devil]

5. He needed someone to advise him of that?

And after he stupidly skipped the ceremony in France, did the same staff fail to warn him not to go to Arlington on Veteran's Day?
Does he know he is President of the United States or does someone have to tell him that each day?

[NewJeffCT]

6. Just saw an article that said otherwise

He was upset they didn't have a tent there because he was worried about his hair in the rain, even though he was told it was a mistake to skip the ceremony by everybody with him.

I'll see if I can find the article

[Demovictory9]

8. ok,,,so they did tell him.

[NewJeffCT]

10. of course

he blames everything bad on others. It's never his fault.

[Me.]

11. Of Course They Told The Big Liar

[Demovictory9]

19. trump will remember it differently

[brush]

9. First off: don't believe a word he says.

Why would he have to be advised that he should go to pay tribute to fallen Americans after traveling all the way across the ocean to do exactly that, whether it's raining or not?

And it reflects on his judgment if he hired someone stupid enough not to tell him he should go.

I heard someone on CNN say he just didn't want to go, wanted to stay in the hotel, eat hamburgers and tweet all day.

That sounds about right.

And he didn't bother to go to Arlington once he go back also.

Think I'll look up "fat, lazy fuck" on google and see what turns up.

[Demovictory9]

23. true...he is the worlds biggest liar

[shanny]

12. Problem is, he was so advised...

by that snake Bolton, among others.
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Wouldn't it be hilarious if tRump ignoring his advice--and looking bad for doing it--gets Bolton fired?

[Autumn]

14. The president who loves him some Veterans needed to be told that skipping

a ceremony at a National Cemetery honoring them and our dead on Veterans day was a bad idea? What a fucking moron.

[blugbox]

26. Yeah exactly

Mr. "Get those kneeling sons of bitches off the field"

Mr. "I love America SO MUCH that I literally hug the flag"

[bdamomma]

16. Staying true to form

blaming somebody else.

[unblock]

17. More like people didn't say "really" enough times before calling it a stupid idea

"I would have gone if you people had told me it was really, really, *really* stupid to skip it!"

[eShirl]

18. He sounds low-IQ.

[BeyondGeography]

21. What a stand-up guy

[onecaliberal]

22. For someone who so supports the Troops, you'd want to go there

[OAITW r.2.0]

24. Someone probably said to him....

"you know who else went to the cemetery? President Obama." So Trump didn't go.

[LisaM]

25. Among other things, who WOULDN'T want to go honor the WWI dead on Armistice Day?

Here he is uniquely positioned to do this, 100 years after the Armistice was signed, and yet he chose not to do it. I'd leap at the chance. It must have been incredibly moving.

It boggles my mind how little enjoyment he's able to extract from anything that doesn't involve his "winning" and other people losing.

[struggle4progress]

27. "The bastards told me not to do this, but I did it anyway, and now I blame them!"

[ornotna]

28. An easy fix

They're not even trying.

[Beartracks]

29. But... Why did he ever even think skipping his duties was okay?? n/t

[Demovictory9]

32. because he is the center of the universe

[Cousin Dupree]

30. He NEVER EVER takes responsibility for his own bad decisions

[peggysue2]

31. Just another lame excuse for being an . . .

asshole. He was irked and didn't feel like going. Instead he trash-tweeted Macron, gave Theresa May a spiteful earful and then like a petulant child holed up in the Ambassador's residence for 'Executive Time,' meaning he watched TV, called his friends and pigged out. Probably had a Putin tete-a-tete as well.

So far? He's blamed the rain, the Secret Service and now irresponsible courtiers. Because his Mommy wasn't there to tell him what to do.

The man is still the vindictive oaf he's always been.

[Doreen]

33. So, basically he just admitted to the world that he is stupid.

[GoCubsGo]

34. I ran out of gas!

I got a flat tire! I didn’t have change for cab fare! I lost my tux at the cleaners! I locked my keys in the car! An old friend came in from out of town! Someone stole my car! There was an earthquake! A terrible flood! Locusts! IT WASN’T MY FAULT, I SWEAR TO GOD!




Heard some guy trying to sell that BS on CNN this morning, too. They're full of shit.

[Takket]

35. typical sociopathic behavior

1. Do something awful.
2. Don't understand why it is awful.
3. Blame someone else for your own decision.