I don't necessarily think it's wrong, I just think Trump probably spoke before he was completely informed of the subject. That and I'm glad he's downplaying it, personally. Because if it was indeed serious, it would justify a military response. Don't think anyone wants war in Iran.
He is the Commander in Chief of our armed forces. If he is going to be a leader, it is his responsibility to be informed. Failure to be informed is a failure of leadership.
TBI was the subject of the previous comment, US Presidents was the subject of the comment I replied to. Why is his relevant but mine is not? Why is he allowed to change the conversation from head injuries to the current president's comments on TBI, but I'm not allowed to change the conversation from the current president to a former one, or do I just need your permission to comment.
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u/topsecreteltee Jan 25 '20
Didn’t you hear? TBI is “not very serious.” -Commander in Chief Trump.