Washington – White House Spokesman Responds To Trump Claims

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    Republican U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump delivers a foreign policy speech at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington, United States, April 27, 2016.  REUTERS/Jim Bourg Washington – White House spokesman Josh Earnest is taking issue with Donald Trump’s assertion that foreign leaders are showing their lack of respect for President Barack Obama by declining to greet him at the airport when he visits their country.

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    Trump noted in his foreign policy address Wednesday that neither Cuban President Raul Castro nor Saudi King Salman met Obama on the tarmac. Trump says “it’s called no respect, absolutely no respect.”

    But Earnest says it’s common for the president to be received by a lower level official so that the head of the government can later meet with the president more formally.

    Obama recently returned from a three-nation trip, and Earnest notes that the leaders of United Kingdom and Germany, two strong U.S. allies, also did not meet Obama at the airport.


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    YossiP
    YossiP
    7 years ago

    .. What about all the other important points made by Trump… Is your name really Earnest or DisEarnest?

    hashomer
    hashomer
    7 years ago

    The Pied Piper of Trumpville is taking the Republicaaners over the cliff. They will all be crying and whining after Election Day, ” it was rigged, it was collusion, it was the media” wah wah wah… He complains every day, the whiner.

    Rofehlev
    Rofehlev
    7 years ago

    How much more so, when even your “friends” don’t come to greet the president’s arrival.

    Haimov
    Haimov
    7 years ago

    no good for his speach career after he lives the office