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President selfishly tramples on grief

Irish Daily Mirror

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September 23, 2025

GIVEN the chance to honour a slain ally and offer comfort to a grieving family, Donald Trump did what Donald Trump always does: he made it all about himself.

- CHRISTOPHER BUCKTIN

President selfishly tramples on grief

The president was handed a golden opportunity to set aside his bitterness, summon dignity and bring a divided nation together. Instead, he spewed venom, indulged in grievance and turned a solemn occasion into yet another rambling rally. Minutes into his speech, Trump swerved from mourning Kirk to railing about crowd sizes, conspiracies and his supposed victimhood. It was not the place for it. Only Trump could manage to twist a eu

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