Dead veterans agree with President Trump, are happy and proud of low unemployment numbers
WASHINGTON — The nation’s war dead overwhelmingly agreed with President Donald Trump’s Memorial Day remembrance tweet and asserted their happiness at how well the country is doing, sources confirmed today.
On Monday, Trump tweeted that the war dead would be happy and proud at how well the country is doing, while noting the positive state of the economy and that blacks, Hispanics and women have the lowest unemployment rates in decades. He also referred to rebuilding the military in an apparently positive way, to the befuddlement of frustrated pilots, munitions handlers and overworked special forces operators.
Still, Duffel Blog reporters visited national military cemeteries nationwide and learned that every one agreed with Trump's message.
At the Revolutionary War Cemetery in Salem, N.Y., interred veteran Robert J. Jones, who died at the battle of Saratoga, was quick to agree with the president.
“I was called in a minute to defeat a British force marching from Lake Ontario, and to lower th…
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