In an open letter published on Monday, Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro called out President Trump for continuously spreading divisive rhetoric that is dividing the country instead of leading it.
The letter, which was addressed directly to Trump, stated that “the American people are suffering under your failed leadership” and urged the president to put an end to his “constant stream of lies, conspiracy theories, and hateful rhetoric.”
Shapiro went on to say that Trump’s refusal to concede the election and his continued attacks against the democratic process have only served to undermine the country’s trust in its institutions. He also criticized Trump for refusing to acknowledge his defeat and instead focusing on false claims of voter fraud.
The attorney general urged the president to put the interests of the American people first and start working towards a peaceful transition of power.
“You may not like losing, but America can’t afford to lose any more time,” Shapiro wrote. “We need leaders who are willing to put aside their own personal interests and work towards the common good.”
Shapiro also highlighted the impact of Trump’s divisive rhetoric on communities across the country, particularly marginalized groups that have been targeted by his administration’s policies.
“Your words have consequences,” Shapiro wrote. “They have caused harm and division in communities across our country, especially for people of color, immigrants, and members of the LGBTQ+ community.”
In closing, Shapiro urged Trump to take responsibility for his actions and start working towards healing the country.
“Mr. President, it’s time to stop sowing division and start leading America,” he wrote. “The American people deserve a president who will put their needs first and work towards unifying our nation.”
Shapiro’s letter has gained widespread attention on social media, with many praising the attorney general for speaking out against Trump’s divisive behavior. Some also called for other leaders to follow Shapiro’s example and hold the president accountable for his actions.
As of now, President Trump has yet to respond to Shapiro’s letter. But with just over a month left in office, it remains to be seen if he will heed the attorney general’s call for unity and cooperation in these challenging times. As Shapiro stated, “The American people have had enough of this chaos and division.” It is time for our leaders to start working towards healing and uniting our nation.
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