Chuck Schumer Attacks President Trump Over The Successful Prisoners Release
On Wednesday, President Trump announced that three Korean-American citizens who were being held captive in North Korea were on their way back to the U.S. along with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
And this was all Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer needed to attack President Trump. Schumer suggested that the release of three American prisoners held by North Korea were used as “bargaining chips.”
Schumer offered his scathing critique just hours after Secretary of State Mike Pompeo left the Korean peninsula with the three prisoners by his side; saying “No regime has the right to hold American citizens in captivity without cause, and under no circumstances should American citizens be viewed as bargaining chips.”
“We cannot forget: No regime has the right to hold American citizens in captivity without cause, and under no circumstances should American citizens be viewed as bargaining chips,” Schumer said Wednesday on the Senate floor.
“If countries in the world think they can detain Americans and get something in return, we’ll see many more hostages,” he said.
The liberal legislator went on to say he was “rooting for” the Trump administration’s upcoming negotiations with the communist regime but added that “hostages shouldn’t be a part of it.”
Schumer warns Trump against using hostages as "bargaining chips" after release of Americans in North Korea https://t.co/UBW6YP7d41 pic.twitter.com/jGn6jk9EQY
— The Hill (@thehill) May 9, 2018
As I see it from here, Chuck Schumer is just jealous and more nonsense comes out of his mouth each time Trump does something wonderful for America. But, his tactic does not work anymore. We already know that Democrats hate the fact that the CIA nominee is tough on terrorists.
Also, Democrats hate the fact that 3 Americans were released from North Korea.
Boy, the midterms are going to be fun to watch.
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