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Trump Retweets Posts Ripping Obama on NKorea

Trump Retweets Posts Ripping Obama on NKorea
President Donald Trump (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais)

By    |   Wednesday, 09 August 2017 10:38 PM EDT

President Donald Trump late Wednesday retweeted two posts blaming former President Barack Obama for North Korea's nuclear capabilities, remaining silent on Pyongyang's notice that it is developing a plan to strike Guam.

Here are the posts:

John Bolton was United Nations ambassador in the George W. Bush administration. Jesse Watters is a Fox News host.

The retweets came after North Korea said Thursday it would have a plan for striking Guam by mid-August and dictator Kim Jong Un would make the final decision.

Guam is a U.S. Pacific territory located 2,131 miles southeast of North Korea.

President Trump has long slammed Obama's strategy against Pyongyang as a "total failure."

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President Donald Trump late Wednesday retweeted two posts blaming former President Barack Obama for North Korea's nuclear capabilities, remaining silent on Pyongyang's notice it is developing a plan to strike Guam.
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