“We have a president who is completely empty. There isn’t a moral bone in his body,” said TorontoFC captain Michael Bradley of U.S. President Donald Trump.
Toronto FC captain Michael Bradley pulled no punches Thursday, lamenting the “zero leadership” south of the border as the U.S. is ravaged by racial unrest.“We have a president who is completely empty. There isn’t a moral bone in his body,” Bradley told a media conference call.
Bradley urged his fellow Americans to speak with their ballot in November, saying it was “impossible to overstate” the importance of the coming election. “We need as many people as possible to understand that at a real level, to think about what four more years with Trump as president, what that would mean, how terrible that would be for so many people.”
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