Trump: Some Americans Want North Korea Deal To Fail Rather Than See A Trump Win
- 6 years ago
President Trump on Sunday lashed out over the North Korea summit criticism.
As President Trump continues to face criticism over his summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, he took to Twitter on Sunday and posted multiple tweets.
"The denuclearization deal with North Korea is being praised and celebrated all over Asia. They are so happy!" Trump wrote in one tweet. "Over here, in our country, some people would rather see this historic deal fail than give Trump a win, even if it does save potentially millions & millions of lives!"
"Funny how the Fake News, in a coordinated effort with each other, likes to say I gave sooo much to North Korea because I 'met.' That's because that's all they have to disparage! We got so much for peace in the world, & more is being added in finals. Even got our hostages/remains!" the president wrote in another tweet.
Days ago, he tweeted that North Korea is "no longer a nuclear threat" and told Americans to "sleep well tonight!"
"He made his claims even though North Korea has not given up any of its nuclear warheads or missiles, nor dismantled any of its 141 known sites devoted to the production or use of weapons of mass destruction other than blowing up a test site," the New York Times noted.
Many have raised questions about the lack of specific denuclearization language in the signed agreement between the two nations.
"The document calls only for 'complete denuclearization,' sparking criticism the agreement was not specific enough to allow oversight of the denuclearization process," ABC News notes.
As President Trump continues to face criticism over his summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, he took to Twitter on Sunday and posted multiple tweets.
"The denuclearization deal with North Korea is being praised and celebrated all over Asia. They are so happy!" Trump wrote in one tweet. "Over here, in our country, some people would rather see this historic deal fail than give Trump a win, even if it does save potentially millions & millions of lives!"
"Funny how the Fake News, in a coordinated effort with each other, likes to say I gave sooo much to North Korea because I 'met.' That's because that's all they have to disparage! We got so much for peace in the world, & more is being added in finals. Even got our hostages/remains!" the president wrote in another tweet.
Days ago, he tweeted that North Korea is "no longer a nuclear threat" and told Americans to "sleep well tonight!"
"He made his claims even though North Korea has not given up any of its nuclear warheads or missiles, nor dismantled any of its 141 known sites devoted to the production or use of weapons of mass destruction other than blowing up a test site," the New York Times noted.
Many have raised questions about the lack of specific denuclearization language in the signed agreement between the two nations.
"The document calls only for 'complete denuclearization,' sparking criticism the agreement was not specific enough to allow oversight of the denuclearization process," ABC News notes.