Trump Makes Visit To Virginia For Ceremony

Folks, let’s talk about something that should’ve been front and center on every news channel but was instead brushed aside by the major networks. President Donald Trump recently paid his respects to the 13 U.S. troops who tragically lost their lives three years ago during the chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan. This was a somber moment, marking the anniversary of one of the darkest days in recent American military history.

On August 26, 2021, a suicide bomber affiliated with ISIS struck Kabul’s airport during the final days of the U.S. withdrawal. The attack killed 13 brave American service members and injured dozens more. It also claimed the lives of around 170 Afghan civilians who were desperately trying to escape the country. This event has become a symbol of the tragic and hasty exit from Afghanistan under the Biden administration.

In a powerful gesture, Trump visited Arlington National Cemetery to lay a wreath in honor of these fallen heroes. He was joined by Marine Corporal Kelsee Lainhart, who was partially paralyzed by the blast. This visit wasn’t just about paying respects; it was about remembering the cost of leadership decisions and the real human lives affected by them.

Now, here’s where things get a little frustrating. While Trump was out there honoring these heroes, the major networks—ABC, CBS, and NBC—completely ignored the anniversary on their morning shows. Not a single mention of the sacrifices made at Abbey Gate, where those soldiers stood their ground in the face of danger. It’s almost as if this painful chapter in our history was too inconvenient to remember.

According to NewsBusters, these networks stayed silent on a day that should have been a reminder of the bravery and sacrifice of American troops. Instead, they followed the lead of President Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris, who, aside from issuing paper statements, didn’t make any public appearances to honor the day either.

Contrast this with cable news outlets like Fox News, Newsmax, and even CNN, all of which covered the anniversary multiple times during their morning broadcasts. They understood the importance of remembering what happened and acknowledging the sacrifice of those who served.

Moments like these remind us why it’s so important to pay attention to what’s being covered—and what’s being conveniently left out. This anniversary isn’t just about looking back; it’s about making sure we don’t forget the cost of decisions made by our leaders. And that’s something we should all be paying attention to.