From: garyrayl70@gmail.com   
      
   On 12/22/2025 7:53 PM, JTEM wrote:   
   > On 12/22/25 10:34 AM, DocUFO wrote:   
   >   
   >> Grieving is nothing to be laughed at, but when it   
   >> goes over the edge with such psycho-dramatics as   
   >> Charlie Kirk's widow exudes almost   
   >   
   > Everyone handles loss differently but I imagine it   
   > was harder than normal:  No warning, murdered,   
   > countless millions celebrating/gloating his death...   
   >   
   > It's likely that a lot of her grief was bottled up,   
   > only came out later, with millions calling for her   
   > death and the murder of her two children. Her early   
   > concerns may have been for their safety.   
   >   
   > This woman is likely to never get over the ordeal.   
   >   
   > The country won't.   
   >   
   > It changed politics forever.   
   >   
   >   
      
   Well, JFK was shockingly gunned down and left a   
   legendary legacy as one of this nation's most   
   honored Presidents, despite the truncated tenure.   
   I felt it strongly at 12 years of age. Most of my   
   generation would likely tell you where they were,   
   and all details of that moment when they heard he'd   
   been assassinated in a motorcade in Dallas, November   
   22, 1963.   
   It seemed the shock and horror of it was almost   
   paralyzing to me and so many, school students and   
   teachers, family, coworkers and neighbors.   
   And he was a primarily good and decent, intelligent   
   and compassionate man, with a nice family.   
   Handsome and charming, jovial and tolerant.   
   Yet, Donald J. Tr*mp, 45th/47th POTUS somehow   
   convinced a majority of the JFK Memorial's   
   administrators to vote to attach his name to   
   JFK's memorial building, angering Kennedy family,   
   friends and so many of us out here that damn well   
   know JFK was a shining example of a great President   
   in many aspects, far beyond DJT.   
   That name change was a sick insult to so many who'd   
   admired JFK, back then and to this very day - and to   
   see a billionaire con artist, a divisive, petty,   
   megalomaniacal and defaming bastard get his name   
   placed not only next it but in front of JFK's name,   
   was one more hard kick in so many American's asses!   
   DJT pales in comparison to the personality and   
   behavior of JFK, the latter not having thousands   
   of lawsuits against him.   
   The times are distressingly sick and stupid, petty   
   and childish, self-centered and greedy.   
   I'm glad my parents didn't live long enough to see   
   the ugly spectacle of an America that has been   
   chopped up by a crazy POTUS who fancies himself a   
   King, and indispensable if not the only one that   
   matters.   
   @y0   
   `G`   
      
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