Gavin Newsom, governor of California, intensified his criticism of Donald Trump by reiterating that he is the most destructive president in American history, but with only three more years in office.

During a debate on climate change held at the Security Conference of Munich, Germany – The Democrat, whose terms as head of the “Golden State" is nearing its end, lashed out against the man responsible for leading the most powerful nation in America, considering his policies a risk to the future of the population. "Never in the history of the United States has there been a more destructive president than the current occupant of the White House in Washington, DC," he declared. He then urged the leaders of other powers to be patient with the White House, emphasizing that the Trump era is limited. "Donald Trump is temporary; he will be gone in three years,” he stressed. Meanwhile, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, representative for New York, who also attended the event held in Germany's third-largest city, joined the chorus of criticism regarding how the 79-year-old Republican has strained the United States' relationship with the member countries of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. (NATO) international policy promoted by the White House, as she is convinced it is creating a rift with NATO member countries.

“Many of us are here ready for the next chapter, not to allow the world to fall into isolation, but to deepen our alliance… and increase our commitment to the integrity of our values,” he said.

So far, no member of the Trump administration has issued a response to the Democratic criticism.