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09/05/2020. 18:59
Former President Barack Obama has voiced strong criticism of Donald Trump’s outbreak management, according to a recording of a phone call sent to Yahoo. The 30-minute conversation was sent to his supporters by Obama, who primarily wanted to cheer them on in the lead-up to the upcoming fall presidential campaign, but the half-hour call also covered the criminal case against Trump’s former national security adviser, Matt Flynn, and the coronavirus epidemic.
Obama said the force of the law has been shaken by the fact that Flynn has not been punished, but those with experience in the epidemiological situation are also cause for concern. The former president spoke of not being confronted specifically with a man or a party, but with ideals of selfishness, tribalism, division and that others see the enemy. Both have intensified both in the lives of Americans and on the international stage, in his opinion.
This is also one of the reasons why the response to this global crisis has been so anemic and imperfect. Even the best governments would have done little. But here, where the pursuit of self-interest and contempt for others has taken root in governance, it has turned into an absolutely chaotic mess.
Obama said, reaffirming that is why he will support Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden in the upcoming presidential election.
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