WAIT! Would he REALLY want to be buried among all those LOSERS?

Who can be buried in a VA national cemetery?

Veterans, service members, spouses, and dependents may qualify for burial in a VA national cemetery, as well as other benefits, if they meet one of the requirements listed below.

One of these must be true. The person qualifying for burial benefits is:

A Veteran who didn’t receive a dishonorable discharge, or
A service member who died while on active duty, active duty for training, or inactive duty for training, or
The spouse or minor child of a Veteran, even if the Veteran died first, or
In some cases, the unmarried adult dependent child of a Veteran

A United States senator and combat veteran introduced a bill that would block presidents or vice presidents with no military service from being buried at Arlington National Cemetery.

Sen. Tammy Duckworth, D-Ill., said the legislation is aimed at preserving the limited space left available in the cemetery for those who have served in the Armed Forces. The bill would not affect anyone already interred at the cemetery.

The U.S. Army recently recommended restricting eligibility for burial at Arlington National Cemetery even among veterans.

Late last summer, the Army proposed tightening eligibility requirements by restricting below-ground burial to service members killed in action, combat veterans awarded the Silver Star or above, Purple Heart recipients, former POWs and troops whose deaths were combat-related.

I believe he has a persecution complex (paranoid personality disorder) as do some people with narcissistic personality disorder. Those two disorders can be combined.

David Cross took the words out of my mouth.