The leaders of the US Democrats first made Trump’s cruel criticism, accusing him of violating the rights and threats to institutions.
Former US president Barack Obama and former vice president of Kamal Harris publicly criticized the current President Donald Trump and his administration. They see the greatest threat to the country even in the trade war, but in violation of rights and intimidation, CNN reports.
Thus, Obama, during the interview at Hamilton’s College, mentioned that if he had done at least some of the things Trump did during his presidency, then “the very parties who were now quiet,” would not suffer such behavior.
According to Obama, the new custom policy will not benefit the United States. However, he is more concerned about the “violation of rights” of the current administration. Among them, he called threats to universities, law companies, as well as other violations of the main agreement with power over Americans.
Meanwhile, the former vice president of Kamal Harris during a video trip at a California conference announced the belief that Trump should not be expected by others. “There are so many things we know this will happen. But I’m not here to tell you I warned it,” he said.
Harris emphasized that Trump’s return to the oval cabinet caused a “big feeling of fear”: “We see how the organizations are quiet. We see those who have surrendered to clear constitutional threats. And it is that we have been observing every day in recent months in our country.
However, he continued, we had to talk about it openly and bravely, because “courage is also contagious.”
Earlier, American Democrat senator Mark Kelly accused Trump who weakened Ukraine’s defense capabilities.
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