Donald Trump boasts about murdered National Guard soldier when asked about it.

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Donald Trump boasts about murdered National Guard soldier when asked about it.

President Donald Trump, long known for making controversial statements, has once again sparked outrage with recent comments directed at a reporter. When questioned about the Epstein Files, Trump told a female journalist to be quiet, piggy, highlighting his dismissive approach toward the press.

Such behavior is consistent with his past actions, including disparaging remarks about Senator John McCain, questioning his military service due to being a prisoner of war. Trump has repeatedly demonstrated a willingness to demean others publicly.

His latest controversy centers around comments regarding the death of National Guard Specialist Sarah Beckstrom. Beckstrom was tragically killed in a shooting in West Virginia, while her fellow service member, Aaron Wolf, remains in critical condition. The attack occurred on the evening before Thanksgiving.

During his annual Thanksgiving call to U.S. service members, Trump praised Beckstrom, calling her a highly respected, young, magnificent person, and added, Shes no longer with us. Shes looking down at us right now.

Following the call, at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Florida, Trump answered questions from the press about whether he would attend Beckstroms funeral. His response shifted focus to his electoral achievements, stating, I hadnt thought about it yet, but it certainly is something I could conceive of. I love West Virginia. You know I won West Virginia by one of the biggest margins of any president anywhere.

He continued, These are great people. I love the people of West Virginia. I love the people of our country, but I havent given it any thought, but it sounds like something I could do.

Trumps comments have reignited debates about his sensitivity and priorities when addressing tragedies involving members of the military.

Author: Sophia Brooks

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