I guess a vacation is more important...

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'Here Rests in Honored Glory an American Soldier known but to God'

The Tomb of the Unknown Solider is where the President of the United States should be on Memorial Day.
 
The Tomb of the Unknown Solider is the symbol for the hundreds of thousands of American lives lost. He can't visit each one; the least he can do is visit the grave that has this symbolism.
 
the tomb of the unknown soldier isnt any more important on memorial day than any other place where our fallen soldiers are buried.
 
Nah, he will just get a taco from "Pedro's Taco Stand" on MLK Blvd in south central LA. I mean, it is basically the same thing.
 
I think of Memorial Day as more a day honoring men who died serving this country, with Veterans Day aimed more at honoring living veterans of war.
 
He shouldn't be honoring anyone. He should be doing his fucking job and should be withheld from taking any vacations during his tenure.
 
If Bush had gone to Texas instead of the traditional ceremony at the The Tomb, I would have been equally disgusted.
 
Things I have learned from this thread:

Visiting a National VA cemetery on Memorial Day is NOT patriotic.

OffTopic.com PATRIOT "Desert Eagle" will be monitoring Memorial Day ceremonies at Arlington National Cemetery for Vice President Biden's "Fo Pas".

Republicans are well past the "Boy who Cried Wolf" stage.
 
This is bullshit, he needs to be at the customary wreath-laying ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Notice the word customary?

Dude is so radical.
 
Blah, blah, blah, blah.

People rush to the aid of Obama and try to decry past Presidents not doing so, and while one was a "red herring", the other two were where the President was doing major official business of the country on that day.

What's Obama doing? Going to Chicago for a vacation.

Typical sack riders.
 
Talk about a fail post, President goes to the wreath laying ceremony at arlington, not some memorial in Chicago.
 
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