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Otherwise, he is the reluctance in person: but now Barack Obama is openly criticizing the management of the crown of his successor Trump. A sign that the former President of the United States wants to intervene more aggressively in the electoral campaign?
The former President of the United States, Barack Obama, rarely comments on the work of his successor, Donald Trump. Doing so, however, is generally clear. In a conference call with around 3,000 former employees, he called Trump’s handling of the crown crisis a “totally chaotic mess.” The conference was not open to the public, but a recording was made public on the Yahoo website for the first time.
Trump’s actions reflect the government’s stance, Obama said. This is selfish, divisive, and sees others as enemies. This attitude had become increasingly widespread in American life. The Trump administration is guided by two tones: “What’s in it for me?” and “To hell with everyone else.” That’s why it will particularly promote Joe Biden, Trump’s democratic challenger in the November presidential election. Observers see Obama’s remarks as a sign that he may be more involved in the election campaign than expected.
Obama also responded to the Justice Department’s decision to drop the charges against Trump’s former national security adviser, Michael Flynn. The latter pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI in late December 2017 about his contacts with the then-Russian ambassador. Obama said he was concerned that a fundamental understanding of the rule of law was at risk. Flynn had also worked in the Obama administration, but had been stripped of his position as director of the Defense Intelligence Agency because they considered him chaotic and challenging. Obama has the win New York Times warned against hiring Flynn at the time. He ignored the warning.
Employees in Trump’s immediate environment were positively evaluated
Meanwhile, there are riots at the White House because employees in Trump’s immediate environment have tested positive for the coronavirus. It’s Katie Miller, a spokeswoman for Vice President Mike Pence, and an unidentified Trump employee. Neither Miller nor the staff member showed symptoms, the White House said. Both the President and Vice President were immediately screened for the virus after the infections became known. Both tests were negative.
Some members of the task force that coordinates virus management have subsequently been quarantined. Anthony Fauci, Trump’s top crown adviser, is said to be working from home at the moment, according to a spokeswoman. He will take the necessary precautions, but will remain active in the working group, the spokeswoman said.
An internal White House announcement states that all employees must work from the outside as much as possible. Who is the region around Washington D.C. had to be quarantined for two weeks. The White House is being cleaned and disinfected even more than before. The Secret Service has also beefed up access to Trump’s office in the Oval Office. The message does not indicate whether employees should wear masks. Although authorities recommend that all Americans wear masks in public places, the President and many of his staff have so far refrained from doing so.
