Barack Obama: ‘I"d invite Mr. Trump to stop whining’

U.S. Nilgun Salim
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US President Barack Obama recommended to the Republican candidate Donald Trump to stop the disturbing accusations regarding about the presidential election being rigged, writes Politico.com.

‘A serious person will never suggest that the elections could be rigged, especially if the electoral process is so decentralized and so many people are involved’, stated Barack Obama.

‘I’d invite Mr. Trump to stop whining, and go try to make his case to get votes’, added the American state leader Obama during a White House news conference with Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi.

Recently, the American billionaire claimed that the Democratic Party is preparing a massive fraud at the presidential election.

Moreover, Donald Trump accused his Republican fellows of supporting and taking part of the boycotting.

‘Of course, massive frauds are taking place during the elections. Why would the Republican leaders deny this? They are so naïve’, said Donald Trump in his last interview.

Barack Obama invited Donald Trump ‘to stop whining’. Instead of accusing and generating scandals after every single one of his speeches, the Republican candidate should focus on gathering votes because the elections are around the corner.

During the speech at the White House, Obama pointed out that his rival is a really admirable person because instead of ‘whining’ she takes action.

‘No matter how tough the odds, no matter how much people try to knock her down, she doesn’t point fingers or whine, she doesn’t talk about how everything’s rigged. She just works harder and gets the job done and never ever quits’, stated the President.