US EditionObama Says the US Is at ‘an Inflection Point’ After Kirk’s Killing and Trump Has Divided the Country
- Former President Barack Obama criticized President Donald Trump's response to Charlie Kirk's assassination, stating it was a mistake to label an enemy without evidence of motive.
- Obama condemned the assassination of Charlie Kirk and criticized Donald Trump for blaming the radical left without evidence.
- Tyler Robinson, 22, was charged with aggravated murder in connection with Kirk's death, while prosecutors are seeking the death penalty.
- Obama emphasized the need for political leaders to unite the country and noted the presence of extremists on both political sides.
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Barack Obama says U.S. is at ‘an inflection point’ after Charlie Kirk’s killing
Former President Barack Obama says that the United States is at “an inflection point” following the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk and that President Donald Trump has further divided the country rather than work to bring people together. “There are no ifs, ands or buts about it: The central premise of our democratic system is that we have to be able to disagree and have sometimes really contentious debates without resorting …
After the murder of Charlie Kirk, Barack Obama sees the US at a "turning point". He is also responsible for Trump's splitting rhetoric. He finds praise for the Republican governor of Utah.
Former President Barack Obama stated that the United States is at "a turning point" following the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk and that President Donald Trump has further divided the country instead of working to bring people together. "There are no buts worth it: The central premise of our democratic system is that we must be able to disagree and sometimes have really contentious debates without resorting to violence," Ob…
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