Who was the last person on the planet who should be commemorating Veterans Day?

Well, I think this goes without saying, right?

The five-time draft dodger, coward, traitor to the United States of America, Donald.

He marked Tuesday's Veterans Day with an appearance at Arlington National Cemetery, and everything about this event was, as we should expect at this point, devoid of the respect

and gratitude our veterans deserve.

First, Donald showed that he doesn't even know the words to one of our country's national hymns.

Take a look at this.

Godless America, land that I love, stand beside her and guide her, through the night with a light from above,

from the mountains to the prairie.

I don't actually care that Donald doesn't know the words to God bless America.

I personally, as somebody who believes in the separation between church and state,

I don't believe that we should be singing that song at all at official government events.

But the fact that he can't stand still, that he's bouncing around like a sugared up toddler,

tells me that he doesn't want to be there and could care less about why he was there.

Donald, during a speech that was rambling, incoherent, and utterly disrespectful, went on about

changing the name of Veterans Day. Check this out.

You know, I was recently at an event and I saw France was celebrating Victory Day, but we didn't. And I saw France was celebrating another victory day

for World War II. And other countries were celebrated.

They were all celebrated.

We're the one that won the wars.

And I said, from now on, we're going to say victory day for World War I and World War II.

And we could do for plenty of other wars, but we'll start with those two.

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