Former Rep. John Delaney (D-Md.), who is seeking the Democratic nomination for president in 2020, said Sunday that President Trump’s “fundamental lack of a moral compass” is hurting the U.S.

“It’s a long list,” Delaney said when asked about the most damaging parts of Trump’s presidency at a CNN town hall in Austin, Texas.

{mosads}”It’s a long list of grievances I have with him as our president, but I think it’s this fundamental lack of a moral compass, I think that will be the biggest lasting damage.”

Delaney accused Trump of driving divisions among Americans.

“For the American people, what he’s done to degrade the standards in our society — the fear-mongering, his notion that your enemy is your fellow American — I think that is so corrosive and so damaging,” he said. “I think he’s a deeply divisive president who fear-mongers, and his approach is not who we are as an American people. It’s not who we are.”

The Democrat also lambasted Trump’s approach to foreign policy, stating that Trump has a “narrow, transactional” view on global affairs.

“He has a very narrow, transactional view of the world,” Delaney said. “He doesn’t value our allies. He doesn’t value the institutions that we’ve worked so hard to build.”