She also claimed that she and/or her husband had made greater sacrifices in the service of the country. I can understand how someone who had lost a loved one, or who had sustained life-changing injuries in the service of their country might consider that comment to be both insensitive and inaccurate.
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Louise Linton gaffe
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She also claimed that she and/or her husband had made greater sacrifices in the service of the country. I can understand how someone who had lost a loved one, or who had sustained life-changing injuries in the service of their country might consider that comment to be both insensitive and inaccurate.
Foolmewunz
Grammar Resistance Leader, TLA Dictator
Ain't she a furriner?
Depends on where you're from
. If you're Scottish, then no.Yes, for Americans she is a foreigner which is why I said "service to the country" and not "service to their country" in the context of the Mnuchins
