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He didn’t stop there. Obama, who presided over a sluggish economy and overseas appeasement during his tenure, tried to claim the Trump administration was bullying law firms.
“I am more troubled by the idea that a White House can say to law firms, ‘If you represent parties that we don’t like, we’re going to pull all our business or bar you from representing people effectively.’ That kind of behavior is contrary to the basic compact we have as Americans.”
And in a moment that perfectly captured the detached liberal worldview, Obama mocked Trump’s attempt to purchase Greenland, portraying it as some wild scheme — despite the strategic and economic logic behind it.
“And this is an important moment because in the last two months, we have seen a U.S. government actively try to destroy that order and discredit it,” he claimed. “And the thinking, I gather, is that somehow, since we are the strongest, we’re going to be better off if we can just bully people into doing whatever we want and dictate the terms of trade all the time, and if we see a piece of land, be like, ‘who’s going to stop us? Greenland looks good.’”
Meanwhile in California, Kamala Harris took the stage at the Leading Women Defined Summit — and wasted no time casting herself as a brave voice in a world of silence. But her remarks quickly devolved into the same old doom-and-gloom rhetoric that has come to define her public speeches.
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“What has changed is that there is a sense of fear that has been taking hold in our country, and I understand it,” she said. “But we’re seeing people stay quiet. We are seeing organizations stay quiet. We are seeing those who are capitulating to clearly unconstitutional threats, and these are the things that we are witnessing each day in these last few months in our country.”
Ever the self-promoter, Harris patted herself on the back, claiming she foresaw all of this.
“And it understandably creates a great sense of fear. Because, you know, there were many things that we knew would happen, many things — I’m not here to say ‘I told you so,’” she said, before the audience burst into applause.
Her gleeful laugh afterward — one that’s drawn criticism for its awkward timing — didn’t help her case.
“I swore I wasn’t gonna say that!” she added, cackling.
But the Trump White House wasn’t about to let these jabs go unanswered.
White House spokesman Kush Desai issued a fiery rebuttal that dismantled both Harris and Obama’s credibility in one brutal paragraph.
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“During her time in office, Kamala Harris presided over the weaponization of our justice system against political opponents, the coercion of social media companies to censor free speech, and the wholesale destruction of our country’s economy and borders,” Desai told ABC News.
And he didn’t let Obama off the hook either, hitting back at the former president’s elitist record and infamous dismissal of blue-collar America.
“Neither she nor Barack Obama, who wrote off worker layoffs by saying ‘some of those jobs of the past are just not going to come back’, are in any position to weigh in on the merits or constitutionality of the Trump administration’s historic action to put Americans and America First,” he added.
In the end, Obama and Harris’s tag-team attack may have scored points with the liberal press, but it only underscored how desperate Democrats are to stop Trump’s momentum. And judging by the Trump administration’s bold counterpunch, they’re not going down without a fight.
There was a great sense of fear leading up to the election. The fear that the demoncrats would manage to steal yet another election. When President Trump was officially named the victor, there was a huge sense of relief. As much damage as biden and his handlers did, many of us think harris could have completely destroyed what was left of the USA within months. We thank God every day for President Trump and his entire team.