I find this whole business interesting to say the least. Here we have a war(s) that most now condemn (rightly) as being a disasterous error, yet we've learned nothing from it. We exalt the lives of the military( volunteers all) above all others( including those hapless civilian victims in Iraq,Syria,etc. ) , as if they were...gods or at the very least heroes. It's not like this country is being invaded, on the contrary, we are in almost every case, the invaders. It's sad that Kahn died, but no more so than any firefighter, cop or other individual dying in the line of duty. His death is being used as a prop, period.

Because Trump(or anyone else) didn't serve in the military doesn't make him any less of a citizen. And just for the record I did serve in the military, but don't feel it entitles me to any special treatment. My only reward was not having died and been labeled a "hero". And for that I am grateful. It was a job, which I would bet is how many who have served view it.