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From Esquire President Trump took to Twitter early Saturday morning to release an official statement regarding the death of former president George H.W. Bush . “Through his essential authenticity, disarming wit, and unwavering commitment to faith, family, and country,” the statement reads , President Bush inspired generations of his fellow Americans to public service-to be, in his words, a thousand points of light illuminating the greatness, hope, and opportunity of America to the world.” Trump invoked the phrase very differently at a July rally in Montana, mocking the lofty rhetoric of more conventional politicians: ‘Thousands points of light.’ What the hell was that, by the way? Thousand points of light.’ What does that mean? 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? It was put out by a Republican, wasn’t it? Trump launches into the “thousand points of light” segment of his speech at around 59 minutes mark below. In the wake of Trump’s Jab, Jenna Bush Hagar posted a quote from her grandfather to Twitter. In it, he discussed the importance of service to others as a “point of light.” From a letter my grandfather wrote in 1997: a point of light was a vision about serving others, one that lit up our country, one I hope our country hasn’t lost. pic.twitter.com/JTq9BHcbvf - Jenna Bush Hager (@JennaBushHager) July 6, 2018 Despite the fact that there’s no love lost between the Trumps and the Bushes, Donald Trump and the first lady are slated to attend former president Bush’s funeral. (You Might Also Like,) HOW TO FIND THE PERFECT SUNGLASSES FOR YOUR FACE SHAPE If You Don’t Have a Denim Shirt Yet, What’s Stopping You? Why Youll Never Understand Mezcal Like You Understand Scotch View comments
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