ÔNG TÒA NÓI VẬY CÓ KHÔN LẮM KHÔNG ??? VÌ CŨNG CÓ HƠN 62 TRIỆU KHÔNG THÍCH TRUMP (bầu Hellary) THÌ LÀM SAO GIẢI QUYẾT ĐÂY ??? NẾU 62 TRIỆU ĐÒI DI DÂN THÌ LIỆU TRUMP CÓ TỒN TẠI KHÔNG ÔNG TÒA UỐN LƯỠI 1 LẦN ???./-TCL
Thứ Sáu vừa qua, quan tòa liên bang Judge John Primomo chủ tọa lễ tuyên thệ
vào công dân Mỹ cho những người công dân Mỹ mới toanh tại San Antonio, ông quan tòa đã có những lời nhắn nhủ như sau:
"Cho dù các ông bà có bầu cho ông D Trump hay không, thì ông ấy vẫn là Tổng thống của các ông bà theo đúng luật mà hiến pháp đã quy định, nếu ai không chấp nhận thì xin mời đi đến một xứ sở khác mà sinh sống" !
Ôi chao, như vậy thì ông Obama nghĩ sao đây, khi mà ông khuyến khích người ta biểu tình và nói " Not my President " (Không phải Tổng thống của tôi !) ?
Chinhirving.
Go to another country’ if you don’t like Trump, judge tells new U.S. citizens
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November 21 at 6:30 AM
First, several dozen of the nation’s newest citizens who gathered at the Institute of Texan Cultures in San Antonio would have to endure some harsh words about the state of the country they had just become a part of. The topic: President-elect Donald Trump.
Federal Magistrate Judge John Primomo presided over the induction ceremony on Friday. In his speech to the émigrés, he touched on the protests that have cropped up across the nation since Trump’s election.
And he told those gathered what they could do if they didn’t like the person who won on Nov. 8.
“I can assure you that whether you voted for [Trump] or you did not vote for him, if you are a citizen of the United States, he is your president and he will be your president,” the judge said, according to CBS affiliate KHOU. “And if you do not like that, you need to go to another country.”
Primomo, who did not return messages from The Washington Post on Sunday, also criticized American protesters who carried signs saying, ‘He’s not my president,’ including some in San Antonio, according to the news station.
Primomo lashed out against NFL players such as Colin Kaepernick who choose to take a knee instead of standing during the national anthem.
“I detest that, because you can protest things that happen in this country; you have every right to,” Primomo said. “You don’t do that by offending national symbols like the national anthem and the flag of the United States.”
Primomo told San Antonio CBS affiliate KENS that he wanted his words to be unifying and respectful of the office of the president, not political or divisive. He said he didn’t vote for Trump.
Still, his words set off a controversy, with people calling for him to be removed from office. Critics started a petition on MoveOn.org to censure the judge, who was appointed in 1988.
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