After Health Care Defeat, Sore Loser Trump Criticizes Obama To Law Enforcement Officers

Donald Trump is so petty that after losing on health care, he had to criticize President Obama during a speech to law enforcement officers in New York.

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Trump said, “The public respects and admires you. You’re saving American lives every day, and we have your backs, believe me. We have your backs, one hundred percent. Not like the old days. Not like the old days.”

Here is how Donald Trump has the backs of law enforcement. The Trump budget cut grants to law enforcement to pay for things like security at airports. The Trump budget refused to reimburse cities for law enforcement expenses related to keeping Americans safe from terrorism.

Trump won’t give law enforcement the funds that they need, but he will give them used military equipment, so have fun with that tank, too bad there will be no one to drive it, because of layoffs.

Donald Trump also appears to love law enforcement as long as they aren’t investigating him.

The only reason why Trump criticized Obama was that he failed to repeal Obamacare. This president is so insecure that he can’t stand on his own merits. His entire presidency is centered around not accomplishing any thing for the future of the country but trying to destroy the legacy of Barack Obama, and even on that front, Trump has been a failure.

The petty President couldn’t win on health care, so he goes to New York to badmouth the former president to law enforcement officers.

Trump isn’t a president. He is a ball of mental illness and insecurity that is failing in front of the entire world.

Jason Easley

Jason is the managing editor. He is also a White House Press Pool and a Congressional correspondent for PoliticusUSA. Jason has a Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science. His graduate work focused on public policy, with a specialization in social reform movements.

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