Former President Barack Obama severely abused President Donald Trump
The date on publish - 10/05/2020
WASHINGTON: - Former President Barack Obama severely abused President Donald Trump, who saw the coronavirus pandemic as a “categorical defeat” during discussions with former members of his organization, according to information received by Yahoo News.
Obama also responded that the Department of Justice has closed the criminal case against Trump’s first national security leadership, Michael Flynn, saying he emphasized that “a substantial understanding of the rule of law is in danger.”
In the United States, more than 78,400 people with COVID-19 got sick, and more than 1.3 million people tested positive, according to recent estimates from the Center for Systems and Engineering at Johns Hopkins University.
Obama's remarks were made during a telephone conversation on Friday with 3,000 people from the Obama Alumni Association, the people who served in his organization. Obama called on his supporters to support his former vice president, Joe Biden, who is trying to overthrow Trump in a November 3 political race.
“What we are opposed to is that these long-standing examples were hardly condemned, natural, isolated, and believed that others were an adversary with more deep-rooted motivation in American life.” Coincidentally, we are also part of the motivation by which the response to this global emergency was so weak and inconsistent, ”Obama said, according to Yahoo News.
That would be terrible, even with better governments. The catastrophe was completely disorganized when this prospect - “how it can benefit me” and “to hell with any other person” - when this attitude is in effect in our administration, ”he said.
Trump reliably defended and boasted of his response to the infection, saying that China and Europe’s restrictions on movement and social separation rules prevented much more damage. “I think we saved a huge number of lives,” he said in the distant past.
Trump chastised Obama’s organization, comparable to his organization’s reaction to the push. However, Trump's argument that his organization received Obama’s “spoiled and destroyed test” is false; the new coronavirus did not exist until the end of last year.
In truth, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention attempted to conduct their own testing in January and then discovered problems with their units in February.
White House spokeswoman Kaylee Mackinani did not legitimately refer to Obama in his reaction to his comments.
“President Trump is not responding, coronavirus saved the lives of Americans,” she said. "While the Democrats were looking for a cascade of lawsuits against President Trump, President Trump stopped the development of China."
She said: "While the Democrats stimulated mass rallies, President Trump handed over the PPE, fans and tested the country."
Obama, as a rule, remained inconspicuous in political events, in any case, when Trump ridiculed him or his organization on Twitter. In any case, Friday's call indicates that he will accept functional work in the next political race.
He told his supporters that he "will bring as much vitality as important and will be just as difficult for Joe Biden."
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The date on publish - 10/05/2020
WASHINGTON: - Former President Barack Obama severely abused President Donald Trump, who saw the coronavirus pandemic as a “categorical defeat” during discussions with former members of his organization, according to information received by Yahoo News.
Obama also responded that the Department of Justice has closed the criminal case against Trump’s first national security leadership, Michael Flynn, saying he emphasized that “a substantial understanding of the rule of law is in danger.”
In the United States, more than 78,400 people with COVID-19 got sick, and more than 1.3 million people tested positive, according to recent estimates from the Center for Systems and Engineering at Johns Hopkins University.
Obama's remarks were made during a telephone conversation on Friday with 3,000 people from the Obama Alumni Association, the people who served in his organization. Obama called on his supporters to support his former vice president, Joe Biden, who is trying to overthrow Trump in a November 3 political race.
“What we are opposed to is that these long-standing examples were hardly condemned, natural, isolated, and believed that others were an adversary with more deep-rooted motivation in American life.” Coincidentally, we are also part of the motivation by which the response to this global emergency was so weak and inconsistent, ”Obama said, according to Yahoo News.
That would be terrible, even with better governments. The catastrophe was completely disorganized when this prospect - “how it can benefit me” and “to hell with any other person” - when this attitude is in effect in our administration, ”he said.
Trump reliably defended and boasted of his response to the infection, saying that China and Europe’s restrictions on movement and social separation rules prevented much more damage. “I think we saved a huge number of lives,” he said in the distant past.
Trump chastised Obama’s organization, comparable to his organization’s reaction to the push. However, Trump's argument that his organization received Obama’s “spoiled and destroyed test” is false; the new coronavirus did not exist until the end of last year.
In truth, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention attempted to conduct their own testing in January and then discovered problems with their units in February.
White House spokeswoman Kaylee Mackinani did not legitimately refer to Obama in his reaction to his comments.
“President Trump is not responding, coronavirus saved the lives of Americans,” she said. "While the Democrats were looking for a cascade of lawsuits against President Trump, President Trump stopped the development of China."
She said: "While the Democrats stimulated mass rallies, President Trump handed over the PPE, fans and tested the country."
Obama, as a rule, remained inconspicuous in political events, in any case, when Trump ridiculed him or his organization on Twitter. In any case, Friday's call indicates that he will accept functional work in the next political race.
He told his supporters that he "will bring as much vitality as important and will be just as difficult for Joe Biden."
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