Donald Trump Final Straw of Luck He is Invited to A Grand Funeral George H.W. Bush

Stock markets will close on Wednesday to honor George H.W. Bush



Company before he is laid to rest.

Donald Trump final straw of luck with the invitation received from the George H.W. Bush family to attend the late president funeral. Mind you he was not invited to John McCain funeral who before his death expressed his desire that Donald Trump not to attend his funeral.
Donald Trump though will not participate in any eulogy.

His son, former president George W. Bush, former Canadian prime minister Brian Mulroney and biographer Jon Meacham will deliver eulogies for the 41st president. Former senator Alan Simpson of Wyoming, a close friend of the elder Bush, also is expected to speak.

Bob Dole at the funeral… who is next?

Trump Refuses to Answer When Questioned About Insults and Criticism of George H.W. Bush and Family

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However, Trump had a decidedly different view of Bush’s “thousand points of light” concept during a campaign rally in Montana back in July.

He whipped the crowd by mocking the philosophy:

“The thousand points of light, what the hell was that by the way? Thousand points of light, what did that mean, does anyone know? I know one thing, Make America Great Again we understand. Putting America first, we understand. Thousand points of light, I never quite got that one. What the hell is that? Has anyone ever figured that one out? And it was put out by a Republican, wasn’t it
Trump: What The Hell Is 'Thousand Points Of Light?'; We Understand 'Make America Great Again'?”

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