Trump: Poor leadership by San Juan mayor





President Donald Trump, in a series of tweets, criticized the leadership of San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulin Cruz,
who has begged for more federal assistance to help her hurricane-ravaged city, and accused her of partisanship

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