Obama-Bush Criticizes Trump Leadership

US President Barack Obama and George W. Bush have expressed concern over the current political situation. Obama said that Americans should reject 'split' and 'fear' politics. Bush, on the other hand, criticized 'tyranny and blind faith' in public life. But none of these two former presidents have named the current US president Donald Trump. Their speech is seen as a critical criticism of Trump's leadership.

The BBC reported on Thursday that Obama and Bush made these remarks on Thursday in separate events. Generally, former presidents in the United States do not publicly comment on the successors. This is the custom here. While leaving power, Obama said that he would maintain this tradition in the case of trumps. In the case of Obama, George W. Bush maintained this trend.

But when Trump took the step of canceling Obama, Barack Obama broke silence. Then there was a ban on the acceptance of immigrants from some Muslim countries and the issue of canceling the Paris Convention.

Barack Obama said in a Democratic Party campaign in New Jersey, "Americans should give a message to the world by rejecting the politics of division and fear. We can not bring back the politics of the old politics that has lived here hundreds of years ago. Now we are seeing some politics that ran 50 years ago. But now the 21st century is going on, not the twentieth century.

Then Obama said at the same time in another ceremony in Richmond, Virginia. He said, 'We want everyone to anger. Those who have different ideas, are trying to get the benefit of them for a short time.

At the same time, George W. Bush spoke at a separate ceremony in New York. He said, 'Support for politics is particularly low among young people. Politics is becoming weaker in conspiracy theories The power of divide has increased over the strength of unity. '

However, two former presidents have avoided publicly commenting on Trump's policy. Trump has not commented so far.

Before the last election, both Trump and Trump had strongly criticized both Obama and Bush. She called her the "worst" president of US history.