@realDonaldTrump This is Obama confronting Vladimir Putin on the G20 Leaders Summit in Hangzhou on September 5, 2016. Obama personally confronted Russian President Vladimir Putin and told him to back off.
You said you believed Putin when he said ‘I didn’t do that’. 2/7
You said you believed Putin when he said ‘I didn’t do that’. 2/7
@realDonaldTrump Obama called out Russia's meddling in the 2016 US presidential election.
You denied Russian meddling and called it a hoax even after 17 American intelligence agencies concluded that Russia interfered. 3/7
You denied Russian meddling and called it a hoax even after 17 American intelligence agencies concluded that Russia interfered. 3/7
@realDonaldTrump Obama instructed Homeland Security to protect voting-related systems from cyber intrusions.
You suggested forming a Cyber Security unit with Putin. 4/7
You suggested forming a Cyber Security unit with Putin. 4/7
@realDonaldTrump Intelligence agency leaders informed leaders in Congress of their conclusions. Mitch McConnell questioned those conclusions.
Obama wanted to issue a bipartisan statement calling out Russia's meddling. McConnell refused to join in publicly condemning Russia. 5/7
Obama wanted to issue a bipartisan statement calling out Russia's meddling. McConnell refused to join in publicly condemning Russia. 5/7
@realDonaldTrump When Obama received the CIA report in August, he instructed aides to evaluate how the election system could be vulnerable.
October 7, the Obama administration publicly identified Russia as being behind election-related hacks. 6/7
October 7, the Obama administration publicly identified Russia as being behind election-related hacks. 6/7
@realDonaldTrump The real question is: Why are you attacking your NATO allies, American intelligence and law enforcement, while cozying up to the country that attacked the U.S., instead of calling Russia out and protect the next American election from attack? 7/7
