Surprise, surprise, surprise. A traitor and failure glories in another traitor and failure. (The link goes to Military.com.) And, of course, the crowd revels in it.
Trump Vows to Restore Fort Liberty’s Old Name Honoring Confederate General
Fort Liberty in North Carolina could revert to its former name honoring an unsuccessful Confederate general if former President Donald Trump is reelected in November.
At a campaign event in Fayetteville on Friday evening, Trump vowed to bring back the name Fort Bragg, which was changed to Fort Liberty last year as part of a broader congressionally mandated project to scrub Confederate names from Defense Department property.
And now for the way the melon felon parses this concept of an idea.
“I think I just learned the secret to winning absolutely and by massive margins. I’m going to promise to you, as I said at the beginning, that we’re going to change the name back to Fort Bragg,” Trump said at the town-hall style event.
And what triggered the melon felon into blathering that theory of a concept of an idea?
The comment came after an attendee who asked a question identified himself as an active-duty soldier from Fort Liberty, eliciting boos from the crowd.
I like that. Booing a soldier. Isn’t that the way you would show your support of the military?
Speaking of which, here’s what the melon felon had to say about war way back when he was disgracing the Oval Office:
“We won two World Wars, two World Wars, beautiful World Wars that were vicious and horrible, and we won them out of Fort Bragg, we won them out of all of these forts and now they want to throw those names away,” Trump said in 2020.
Don’t you ever forget this! World Wars One and Two were beautiful. Beautiful. Thus saith the Lard!