WASHINGTON DC, KOMPAS.com – Former Director CIA Michael Hayden warned alliance international will end if President Donald Trump re-elected in the presidential election in November.
“I’m 40 years in the military, okay? Alliance it was incredible. Mutual alliance. And now, I don’t know what happened to our alliance. I mean it, “Hayden said in the latest Republican Voters Against Trump ad.
“If Trump gets another term, I think a lot of alliances will be lost and America will be alone,” he said.
During Trump’s first term, it was interesting AS out of a number coalition internationally, including the Paris Agreement on climate change, the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty and, most recently, the World Health Organization (WHO).
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In addition, Trump has had a tense relationship with China since the Covid-19 pandemic, even though there were times when Trump had good relations with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Launch Newsweek on Wednesday (7/10/2020), Hayden, who is also director of President George W.Bush’s National Security Service, warned that Trump’s disregard for guidance from high office of national security will endanger the country.
“Truth is very important, but especially in intelligence,” said Hayden.
“President Trump doesn’t care about facts. President Trump doesn’t care about the truth. He doesn’t listen to the experts,” he criticized.
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He continued, “The FBI says white nationalism is a real problem and the FBI wants to do something about it, but the president doesn’t want to talk about it. He’s not keeping the country safe.”
Last week, Trump received widespread criticism from both sides after he failed to explicitly condemn white supremacist during the first presidential debate.
A number of Republican politicians and lawmakers have said the president made a mistake, but also urged Trump to publicly condemn white supremacist groups.
However, despite repeated requests by White House journalists to do so, Trump refused to outright denounce white supremacy.
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Hayden then backed Democrat Joe Biden in the upcoming election, which he stressed he was voting for the country’s future rather than a specific candidate.
“I totally disagree with some of Biden’s policies, but it doesn’t matter. What matters is the United States, and I support Joe Biden,” he said.
“Biden is a good man. Donald Trump is not,” he said.
The new campaign ad will be displayed digitally on swing state and on major television networks this weekend in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania.
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Newsweek contacted the White House for comment, but received no response before this news was published.
The former CIA director is also a member of the Former National Security Officer for Biden, a group of more than 50 Republicans.
Last week, the group launched a state ad campaign in favor of Biden, featuring 129 senior officials from every Republican administration from Ronald Reagan to Trump.
The week before, a separate bipartisan group of nearly 500 former national security officials had also supported Biden.
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