Former US president Barack Obama and Former Vice president Kamala Harris They gave speeches on the state of the country under government Donald Trump. Both of them spared no words of criticism from the current administration," CNN reported.
Obama criticizes Trump. “Imagine What Would Be”
Obama powerfully criticized Trump's efforts to transform the national government, repress immigrants and intimidate the media and the legal environment.
– Imagine what would happen if I did any of this – said the erstwhile president during a speech in Hamilton College, fresh York. “It is unthinkable that the same people who are now silent will tolerate specified behaviour on my part or my predecessors,” he added.
In his opinion, Trump’s announcement new duties for all countries ‘not good for America’. Obama, however, stressed that he was more afraid about violations of rights by The White House.
Barack Obama: I'm more afraid about the national government
– I'm more worried. the national Government, who threatens universities and wants them to quit students exercising their right to free speech," Obama said.
– The thought that White House can tell law firms that they will not be able to effectively represent people, it is contrary to the basic pact we have as Americans," he stressed.
Kamala Harris: We see organizations that are silent
Harris said Trump's decisions were mostly predictable. “There were many things we knew would happen,” she said. Vice President in a video published by MSNBC station.
She stressed that she realized that Trump's return to Oval Office sparked a “great sense of fear”.
– We see organizations that are silent. We see those who submit to clearly unconstitutional threats. And these are the things we've witnessed all day in the last fewer months in our country, and it's understandable that it's causing this. A large sense of fear She said.
However, Harris pointed out that although fear is ‘infective’, courage is also. “My dear friends, courage is besides contagious,” she said.
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