For President Donald Trump, it was just like any other Saturday.
As political dignitaries gathered at Washington National Cathedral to memorialize Sen. John McCain, the president tweeted familiar grievances and headed to the golf course.
McCain’s family had made clear the president was not welcome at the funeral. Speakers at the service did not mention Trump by name but repeatedly drew contrasts between McCain’s record of service and the divisive politics of the day.
WATCH: Full coverage of John McCain funeral and tributes
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John McCain funeral: Senator Lindsey Graham reads Bible passage -
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John McCain funeral: Barack Obama delivers rebuke of ‘small, mean and petty’ politics -
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John McCain funeral: Former President George W. Bush delivers eulogy -
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John McCain funeral: Henry Kissinger honours senator at funeral in Washington, D.C. -
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John McCain funeral: Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner attend service for -
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John McCain funeral: Funeral procession for senator in Washington, D.C. -
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John McCain funeral: Rudy Guliani and John Kasich pay respects at U.S. Capitol -
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‘America will always remember’: Mike Pence honours John McCain -
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McCain lived the ‘American story’: Biden delivers impassioned eulogy
Dressed in a white polo shirt and baseball hat, Trump left the White House in the morning as the late senator’s daughter, Meghan McCain, delivered an emotional address that served as a direct rebuke of Trump and his policies.
WATCH: Trump reluctantly honours McCain two days after senator’s death
The tributes still underway, the presidential motorcade whisked him to Trump National Golf Club in Sterling, Virginia.
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