President Trump has drawn criticism from Republicans and Democrats alike over his response to the violence in Charlottesville, Va., between white supremacists and counter-protesters. Sen. Bob Corker of Tennessee delivered one of the most stinging reviews Thursday when he said the president had yet to show the “stability” and “competence” needed to achieve success. But he did indicate that he believes Trump pushes his personal agenda first, before thinking of the country as a whole. When asked whether Trump had done enough to denounce these groups, Corker did not mince words. "White supremacy groups, neo-Nazi groups, KKK groups are not what’s good about our nation.

Source: Los Angeles Times August 19, 2017 00:06 UTC