Posted on Jan 15, 2017

Trump cancels MLK day visit to African American history museum

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Trump cancels MLK day visit to African American history museum

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SFC Jim Ruether

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MLK was a great person trying to bring all American's together but I don't necessarily feel he needs a visit to his museum on his birthday by our PE Trump. Seems fair though since Obama missed many occasions to honor our veterans on Memorial Day at Arlington National Cemetery because he was on vacation. I happen to think our veterans rate just as high or perhaps higher on Memorial Day.

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CW4 Guy Butler

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There was once time in 2010 when he laid a wreath at an Illinois Veterans Cemetary. Every other year he's placed a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.

And there's photos...

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Today is President Barack Obama's final Memorial Day in office. The 44th President has followed with tradition, as many of his predecessors have since the day became a national holiday to honor the members of the military who died fighting for the U.S. around the world. During every year in office, save one, Obama has laid a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia. This year, Obama will...

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So what? REALLY? He has a lot of things going on trying to make the transition to the White House and set up his cabinet. Obama canceled his Memorial Day trip to Arlington Cemetery back in 2010 while he was on vacation to Chicago. And other past Presidents canceled visits to various celebratory events. So what is the big deal?

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