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Donald Trump shockingly spent the National Day of Prayer by attacking his enemies, namely Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, and Joe Biden.
On Sunday, the POTUS went on an unexpected Twitter rant amid the coronavirus outbreak. His first retweeted a post made by Kayleigh McEnany, which revolved around Biden’s alleged lies.
“Joe Biden just lied, saying coronavirus tests should be in the millions, not thousands. Has anyone told Joe that 1 million tests have already been distributed, with 4 million distributed by the end of the week?” McEnany tweeted.
The POTUS retweeted it with the simple message: “Thank you.”
Melania Trump’s husband then went on to attack the so-called Fake News Media and ex-FLOTUS Clinton before telling his millions of followers that he’s declaring Sunday as a National Day of Prayer.
After @JudicialWatch revealed that Clinton asked the Court of Appeals to overturn a US district court order granting their request for their depositions about Clinton’s emails and Benghazi’s attack records, Trump also retweeted their post.
“Great job by Judicial Watch. Potentially a treasure trove. Too bad you are not given more help, but it will all work out!” he wrote.
Hours later, the POTUS also told his followers that they will soon be implementing very precise medical screenings at the airports.
“Pardon the interruptions and delays, we are moving as quickly as possible, but it is very important that we be vigilant and careful. We must get it right. Safety first!” he tweeted.
The president then went on to attack Obama and Biden after announcing that there will be a News Conference by the coronavirus task force at the White House.
“The USA never set up for this, just look at the catastrophe of the H1N1 swine flu (Biden in charge, 17,000 people lost, very last response time), but it soon will be. Great decision to close our China and other borders early. Saved many lives!” he tweeted.
In a follow-up tweet, the POTUS also slammed Chuck Schumer.
“Can’t believe they are not going after Schumer for the threats he made to our cherished United States Supreme Court and our two great Justices. If a Republican did that, there would be an endless price to pay. Pathetic!” he wrote.
