US PRESIDENT DONALD Trump has derided the nation’s governors as “weak” and demanded tougher crackdowns on protesters in the aftermath of another night of violent protests in dozens of US cities.
US attorney general Bill Barr, who was also on today’s call, told governors they have to “dominate” the streets and control, not react to crowds, and urged them to “go after troublemakers”. The source’s account was confirmed by an administration official who also spoke on condition of anonymity. The demonstrations in Washington turned violent and appeared to catch officers by surprise, sparking one of the highest alerts on the White House complex since the 11 September attacks in 2001.
It was not immediately clear if First Lady Melania Trump and the couple’s 14-year-old son, Barron, joined the president in the bunker, though Secret Service protocol would have called for all those under the agency’s protection to be in the underground shelter. As cities burned night after night and images of violence dominated television coverage, Trump’s advisers discussed the prospect of an Oval Office address in an attempt to ease tensions.
Was this before or after he turned the lights off at the WH and hid...?
The Governor's are responsible .Why do people in It and not get that the US is a Federal system? which party is running all these States & cities ?- (spoiler alert not the Party that Ireland doesn't like) .Atlanta has been D since 1881 for crying out loud
Can't wait to see the next president. He's going to make Trump look like Harvey Milk. The more people see liberals the more they realize it is a mental disorder.
Trump is correct, you need to start arresting Police Officers !! for excessive use of force, assaulting the Press !! and racism !!
Democrat governors that is, not the Republican ones
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