What Obama Did To The Family Of This Fallen Navy Seal Will Make You Sick This week, Karen Vaughn had some serious questions for the liberal media about their coverage of the conflict between Donald Trump and Khizr Khan, the Muslim father of an American Army captain who died serving in Iraq in 2004. If youre going to just be outraged that one person says something that could be construed as a flippant remark without a lot of thought put behind it, what about the outrage over things people do? Vaughn asked, while speaking on CNN at the end of this week. Vaughn was referring to incidents like President Barack Obamas appearance at Dover Air Force Base in 2011, where Vaughn and several dozen other families gathered to see their sons and daughters bodies returned from Afghanistan. Vaughns son, Aaron, lost his life when the helicopter he was in was shot down over Afghanistan. The incident killed 30 Americans, including 21 other Navy SEALs. The families unanimously asked Barack Obama to not bring any media, to not make this a media event that he was welcome to be with us, but no media, she explained. And he showed up with cameras, and the next day, our pictures or his picture saluting the caskets of our boys was plastered over every outlet in America. Yes, President Obama decided to use the caskets as a PR move to make him look good to the rest of the world. Watch the full interview below and tell us what you think: 