Trump criticized Obama for Russia's interference in elections
President Donald trump criticized former U.S. President Barack Obama for the alleged intervention of Russia in election 2016, and then demanded "apology".
"The reason President Obama didn't say ANYTHING about Russia after notification of CIA intervention, is that he expected Clinton to win ... and did not want to "rock the boat," wrote trump. The real story is that President Obama did not say when in August were informed about the intervention of Russia in election.
Press Secretary of the White house Sean Spicer said Monday that the actions of the Obama administration about Russia raise questions about the motives of the former President. "So the question is, what if they took no action, does this make them complicit? I think there are a lot of questions that need to be answered, ' said Spicer
Trump has often expressed deep disappointment at the allegations that some persons in its orbit collude with Russia during the elections. The tweets came after trump spent the weekend attacking the Obama administration with new messages from the Washington Post, which tied the intervention in last year's election directly with Russian President Vladimir Putin and identified policy violations that may have allowed Moscow to avoid significant penalties for attempting to manipulate the US elections on an unprecedented scale.
Post said the Obama administration believes that its hands were tied, when the Russian hacker first appeared, because he didn't want to be accused of meddling in an already tumultuous campaign. At the time, trump publicly stated that the election was rigged against him.
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