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Sure I would tend to believe a lifelong liar than family members of fallen soldiers,his own decorated Generals,and classmates.

We have all seen exactly what his character truly is. So no surprise to see so many with the same accounts of who he truly is.



https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.politico.com/video/2016/08/trump-i-always-wanted-to-get-the-purple-heart-this-was-much-easier-060241&sa=U&sqi=2&ved=2ahUKEwi0mdnN0oKGAxXskYkEHdvHBggQtwJ6BAgyEAE&usg=AOvVaw3MdUVuspeo8dEE3Eiavt0z



“In 2016, then-candidate Trump told a supporter who gave him a copy of his Purple Heart: “I always wanted to get the Purple Heart. This was much easier.”


“Trump’s efforts at heroic self-branding also began at the academy, said White and Sandy McIntosh, another former cadet who knew Trump and his family well. Trump began wearing decorations and medals he didn’t earn, especially for academic or military achievement, and got himself placed at the head of the Columbus Day military parade in New York City as a cadet, White and McIntosh recall.”



“His former classmates disagree. “One of the things that struck me was I don’t recall him being a good student at all,” McIntosh said. “I was two years younger than him and he asked me to go over his essays for him and improve them. It was the only time I got to see the nature of his disability. I think his grades were mostly in the D-plus or C-minus range.”


“According to White and other former classmates at the academy, Trump’s five years there, coupled with the disregard for U.S. military traditions he learned at his father’s knee, helps explain a great deal of the president’s reported contempt for those who fought, died, or were wounded in America’s wars, as well as his skeptical view of the need for the United States to fight in places like Vietnam and Iraq.”



“The most significant incident, which I got into big trouble for, was when we were taking a picture in May of 1964, and Donald Trump refused to draw his sword. I’m the first captain and I order present arms and there are five guys behind me and they draw. But he refuses. I hear behind me, ‘Trump, draw your sword.’ Donald refuses. The picture gets taken. … He was defying a direct order, showing his defiance,” White said. “He was ‘being Trump,’ showing that his ego was more powerful than anybody’s. He later showed that picture around to show how defiant he was because he didn’t draw the sword.”








https://www.google.com/url?q=https://foreignpolicy.com/2020/09/08/trump-mocked-us-military-troops-losers-whole-life/&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwi_jqzJzoKGAxUhj4kEHSKJAdg4ChAWegQIAxAB&usg=AOvVaw11nuXn9xPJpeVFiPXa0F8S