'Trump is living in a parallel universe. He is way out of touch with ordinary people. He must be defeated,' one candidate said.
President Donald Trump announced his reelection bid for 2020 on Tuesday night in Orlando, Florida. Some of those in the field of 2020 Democratic presidential hopefuls who believe they can unseat the Republican president quickly reacted to his reelection announcement.
However, this wasn't as much like rebuttals and responses to a State of the Union speech, but more of a rallying cry for their Democratic bases to drum up cash, and volunteers, for their own 2020 campaigns heading into the primary. "Trump's response to Charlottesville two years ago was abhorrent, but it's not just that. It's happening every day. Separating children from their parents at the border. Attacking women's rights. Rolling back LGBTQ protections. ... We're better than this."
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