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Obama vs. Trump
On 7th September, 2018, Barack Obama, our former president, went against a long held tradition whereby former presidents avoid directly criticizing their successors. Amongst other things, Obama blamed the sitting president for taking credit for the nation’s economic advancement when the same had actually stated when he (Obama) was in office. He also voiced his concerns with Trumps occasional criticism of constitutional bodies such as the Justice Department. In addition to criticizing President Trump, Obama also had unkind words for Republicans. He largely blamed the GOP for failure to take decisive punitive actions against Russia for meddling in the U.S. elections in 2016.
It is, however, important to note that President Trump has also in the past criticized his predecessor on numerous occasions. For instance, earlier this year, the current president was critical of his predecessor’s way of handling the Russian hacks. It is important to note that unlike any other president before him, Trump does not shy away from making use of social media to tell off his critics – or persons he doesn’t particularly like. Former president Obama has featured in some of Trump’s ‘hate’ tweets. On June 18th president Trump tweeted: “if President Obama...
Some examples of such instances include:
March 30th 2017: Trump tweeted that Senators Mark Meadows, Jim Jordan, and Raul Labrador were apparently thwarting attempts to implement “massive tax cuts and reform.”
July 26th 2017: Trump twitted that Senator Lisa Murkowski was effectively letting “republicans, and our country down… too bad!!!” This was after the senator contributed in frustrating Trump’s efforts to repeal Obamacare.
August 24th 2017: Trump tweeted that the only concern he had regarding Senator Mitch McConnell had to do with the fact that “after hearing Repeal & Replace for 7 years, he failed!”
August 25th 2017: Trump twitted that Senator Bob Corker had been pestering him with questions on “whether or not he should run…
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