Democratic Texas Rep. Jasmine Crockett said Sunday on ABC News that there is no time for complacency now that President-elect Donald Trump has “signed up” to run for president again, and is pushing for lower prices to keep Americans alive. He warned that we should strive “every day” for safety.
Throughout President Joe Biden's four years in office, Republicans have criticized him for leaving the White House. quotation Family trips like the one on St. Croix in December 2023 have seen an unprecedented number of illegal border crossings in the country. On ABC's “This Week,” panelist Reince Priebus gave Democrats and the corporate media “one month to get Trump through the process” while discussing his latest Cabinet picks. He asked for “peace to be granted.”
“I don't know about giving him peace, ma'am. But I say, 'cause you've become president of the United States, and we're definitely on a precipice in this country. , people are hurt, and they believe in him. So, no, there can't be peace in the next four years,” Crockett replied.
“He should be working every day instead of hanging out at Mar-a-Lago and playing golf. He should not only make sure these prices are lower for the American people, but he should also make sure we're safe. We need to work and fight to ensure that,” Crockett added. “Because there were a lot of people who were worried because of the wars going on around the world.”
Crockett went on to remind viewers of President Trump's campaign promise to end wars overseas. (Related: CNN reporter presses KJP over White House's sudden stop calling Trump an 'existential threat' after he was elected)
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“He said, 'From day one, I'm going to stop this war, I'm going to stop that war.'” We now know what magic wand he had in his back pocket. “I don't know if that's possible,” Crockett continued.
“But right now, when you look at the literal level of competency in choosing the right people for these positions, this raises a lot of questions. So at the end of the day, we respect the decisions of the voters. And the voters voted for him,'' Crockett said.
In August, an investigation by the Republican National Committee brought Biden's leave of absence under scrutiny. Post According to X, the president has spent a total of 532 days on vacation through August 31, equivalent to 40.3% of his presidential term. roll callThe president and his family spent part of August away from the White House, resetting in California and Delaware, according to public information about Biden's public schedule.
A September report found that Biden has spent an average of nearly 133 vacation days a year since entering the White House in 2020. According to To the Economic Times. By comparison, it would take the average U.S. worker nearly 48 years to accumulate the same amount of vacation as the president, based on an average of 11 days of annual leave, the newspaper reported.
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