Donald Trump said Friday 'no American can be happy' that flags will be at half-mast when he is inaugurated this month, claiming Democrats were delighted about the downbeat optics.
Donald Trump said Friday"no American can be happy" that flags will be at half-mast when he is inaugurated this month, claiming Democrats were delighted about the downbeat optics.
For Trump, that means a jarring image of a nation in mourning on January 20 as he stands on the steps of the Capitol to take the oath of office, before returning to the White House in a remarkable comeback after his tumultuous first term."Nobody wants to see this, and no American can be happy about it," Trump wrote.
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