Dems are pushing the Army to clarify how Trump broke law, demand clearer acct what aides did to staff

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

37% : The suggestion that Trump was only invited to pose for pictures by relatives leaves out the fact that Trump's aides themselves took video of the event, which was subsequently posted to his Tik Tok account.
32% : In his speech, Trump linked the staffers -- federal employees simply doing their jobs of guarding ground most Americans revere -- to law enforcement prosecuting him for his various alleged crimes.
28% : Trump even linked this to a bigger lie about the Deep State being out to get him, backhandedly illustrating a big reason why all this matters in the first place: It reveals a level of contempt for the law and public service that's incompatible with democracy.
27% : In his Michigan rant, Trump claimed he'd been invited to Arlington by the relatives of soldiers killed in the 2021 bombing at Abbey Gate outside Afghanistan's Kabul Airport.
27% : Trump flatly dismissed the idea that he was at Arlington to "politick" in any way, and insisted he'd only been asked by relatives of the fallen to pose for pictures at a gravesite.
21% : "These are bad people we're dealing with," Trump seethed.
10% : It sharply contrasts the Trump and Biden administrations on their handling of Afghanistan, criticizing the latter over the final withdrawal and falsely suggesting no deaths occurred during "18 months" (Trump doesn't say which) of his presidency.

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