Donald Trump has shifted blame for the controversial filming at Arlington National Cemetery to the parents of deceased soldiers, suggesting they may have instigated the incident. During his visit, Trump was accused of violating federal laws prohibiting political activities at the cemetery, following a physical altercation between his staff and a cemetery employee. Despite the backlash, GOP officials, including New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu, believe this incident will not significantly impact Trump's voter base, as they appreciate his combative approach. Trump maintains that he was invited to pose for pictures by bereaved families and denies the allegations of misconduct, claiming he does not need publicity. However, the Army confirmed a staff member's inappropriate actions during the event, which included pushing a cemetery employee who sought to enforce regulations. Criticism continues to mount over Trump's demeanor during the visit, including a now-infamous thumbs-up pose at the gravesites.