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Donald Trump Just Explained Why He's Spending So Much Time at His New Jersey Resort This Summer, and It's All Obama's Fault

Donald Trump Just Explained Why He's Spending So Much Time at His New Jersey Resort This Summer, and It's All Obama's Fault
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Wow.

President Donald Trump found a new complaint to lodge against former President Barack Obama—and this time the pettiness has reached sub-zero temperatures.

Over two years after the former president's tenure, Trump routinely blames Obama to deflect from criticisms of his own presidency.


This past Friday was no different as Trump complained about the White House air conditioning system, blaming—you guessed it—Barack Obama.

Watch below:

Trump griped:

“The Obama administration worked out a brand new air conditioning system for the West Wing. It was so good before they did the system. Now that they did this system, it’s freezing or hot.”

The complaint came as Trump explained why he'd be spending an extended period of time at his resort in New Jersey. Trump has spent a combined 278 days at Trump properties in the 920 days he's been president.

People were over it.

What's more, the White House AC system underwent some drastic changes in 2017—the first year of Trump's presidency.

Cool it, Mr. President.

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