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The World War II Monument is a terrible monument. As Charles Krauthammer wrote (in the linked column) when the monument opened:
Those quotations include obligatory sources akin to the highest ranked pregnant transgendered naval officer, but nowhere is there a quote from Winston Churchill, certainly the most inspirational speaker of World War II.
The World War II memorial is lame on a cosmic scale.
Rich old guys going after young actresses is a very old theme. It’s been done a gazillion times before.