Trump does not believe in relationships, just "transactions"

OAustrian Representative Mia Love of R-Utah criticized President Trump in her concession speech on Monday for espousing a worldview in which there was "no relationship, just transactions".

Love's comments come several days after Trump attributed his loss to a lack of enthusiasm for him during his re-election campaign, before his race was officially called.

"Mia Love did not give me love and she lost," Trump said at a press conference held on polling day at the White House. "Too bad, sorry for that, Mia."

Love, who on Saturday conceded to Democrat Ben McAdams the 4th congressional district of Utah, told his supporters on Monday in Salt Lake City that Trump's comments had given him "a clear vision of his world as it is". 39, he is ".

"No real relationships, just convenient transactions.This is an insufficient way to implement a sincere service and policy," she said, according to CNN.

"The president's behavior towards me made me wonder: what was he to gain by saying such a thing about a republican compatriot?" the holder of two warrant stated. "It was not really a question of asking him to do more, is not it, or was it something else, well, Mr. President, we will have to talk about it."

According to Love, Trump's statements also highlighted "the problems of Washington politicians with black minorities and blacks".

"You see, we have the impression that politicians claim to know what is best for us from a safe distance, but they are never willing to take us home," she said. declared. "Because Republicans never take minority communities at home and citizens at home and in their hearts, they stay with the Democrats and bureaucrats in Washington because they bring them home, or at least give them away. Feeling of living at home. "

McAdams, Mayor of Salt Lake County, was ahead of Love during the election night, but Love filled the gap after counting more ballots after Nov. 6. McAdams' last margin of victory was 694 votes. McAdams' victory adds to the net gain of 39 Democrats in the House in the 2018 election cycle mid-term.