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Trump uses private cell phone

It is ironic that Donald Trump is conducting State Business on his personal cell phone. We, the citizens of this Democratic Republic, have no idea with whom the president speaks, nor the deals he’s negotiating. Neither do his advisors, including John Kelly. Some are private calls, but what about his foreign calls. And his calls to members of the Republican Congress. 

Yes, Barak Obama used a private phone, after a great deal of time where sit was confiscated. But, it was set up with enhanced security to protect potentially classified conversations. Scrambling was also added. The President's increased cell phone making his calls more vulnerable to eavesdropping from foreign governments. 

Trump made a big deal out of Hillary Clinton’s private cell phone use. It was a major part of his campaign. Put her in jail.  


Of course, Vladimir Putin has a private phone. Why not Trump? Putin even made a big deal about giving Trump his private phone number. 

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