Comments by "John Woodrow" (@johnwoodrow8769) on "Forbes Breaking News" channel.

And there is nothing 'christian' about millions of people breaking the law to flock illegally into the county, and in doing so consigning a large segment of US citizens to even lower wages and even more un-affordable housing.
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There is a big difference between being straight-forward and being a loudmouth getting the facts completely wrong, and being unable to show even the most basic civility (not politicizing a tragic event).
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That's not bravery. It's abusing a position of trust to be insulting.
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Donald showed a complete LACK of common sense in the way he handled himself. Common sense would have first up asked what was the helicopter even doing in that commercial airplane final flight path.
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@Nicolesorkin What supporters of this woman are completely overlooking is that central to a civilized and orderly society is respect for authority, institutions, conventions, etc. When that breaks down, so does society. We should be respectful toward authority e.g police, the judiciary, irrespective of the actual person performing the duty. It is not the person we are respecting, it is the position. The same for people who hold high public office. We respect the position, and act accordingly, no matter who currently holds that position. This woman showed complete disrespect toward the highest public office in the land, position of President of the United States.
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Trump completely lacks 'self discipline'. Even a middle level manager in the corporate world would have the discipline and insight to just say the right things at a tragic event, and not politicize it. I supported his election. But I'm now seriously concern that if he lacks such basic skills, why should I now have confidence in anything he wants to do.
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@carolanndriver1559 You're just trying to justify your political bias, which is most certainly not one of compassion and understanding, by passing it of as religious belief.
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Well it's really good to know the USA isn't currently experiencing a housing crisis, that millions of people aren't living on the streets, and the cost of living isn't skyrocketing. Yep, a few more million people a year will make things even better.
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@Martytroutman The magnitude of what Trump got wrong in this incident is of such a magnitude that it calls into question his fundamental political judgement and reasoning. As such it throws are serious question mark of his ability. History shows, given the VERY thin margins he is operating on, that he is likely to loose the House at the mid-terms. This failure will be remembered by sufficient Independent voters (opponents will make sure of that) to now make that certain. As such he has just cut his effective Presidency in half. That 'wrong' enough for you.
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What about compassion for current US citizens at the bottom of the economic ladder? A flood of illegal immigrants keeps those people nailed to the bottom by competing with them for jobs (lowering wages), housing (driving up rent and house prices), and disproportional exposes them to serious crime.
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No, Donald routinely puts his foot in his mouth. Claiming the air crash was all caused by DEI, and we now know it was the helicopter exceeded its permitted ceiling height is the primary cause. Donald needs to quickly understand that many people who voted for him only because he was the better of two poor choices. That mandate will quickly fade if he doesn't lift his game.
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This political activist cannot possibly be a 'person of god'. Would such a person abuse their position to offend? Whatever people may think of Donald, he holds the position of President. She is offending the position of President by being publicly disrespectful.
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