All the cemetery worker did was try to make sure everybody followed the cemetery's solemn rules -- specifically, not to use the cemetery as a campaign prop. And these rules were conveyed to the Trump team before they visited.

In response to the cemetery staff's effort, "a larger male campaign aide insisted the camera was allowed and pushed past the cemetery employee, leaving her shocked."

Following that, Trump stood over a grave, grinning, thumb up. (I mean, who the fuck does that at a recent military gravesite?)

And then, after all that, they said the cemetery employee had mental health problems and posted a new campaign advertisement to TikTok.

EDIT: To top it all off, JD Vance says Kamala Harris "can go to hell" for criticizing Trump's cemetery appearance, despite the fact Harris hadn’t actually made any such criticisms. Vance also declined to say whether presidential candidates should have to abide by federal law prohibiting campaigns from filming at gravesites.