US EditionObama Says the US Is at ‘an Inflection Point’ After Kirk’s Killing and Trump Has Divided the Country
Former President Barack Obama described the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk as a "horrific" tragedy and called for unity, highlighting dangers of political violence and extremism.
- 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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Shameless: Barack Obama Launches a Nasty Attack On President Trump as He Makes His First Public Remarks on the Charlie Kirk Assassination
Former President Barack Obama took a vile shot at President Trump and his administration during his first public remarks on the Charlie Kirk assassination.
After the death of Charlie Kirk, Barack Obama warns: Violence must never be a means of political conflict – even if one is divided. He makes sharp criticism of Donald Trump.
DISGUSTING: Obama Receives Cheers After Saying Charlie Kirk's Ideas Were Wrong
Obama knew what he was doing. Former President Barack Obama said he thought “Charlie Kirk’s ideas were wrong.” As he made the statement, the crowd at the Jefferson Educational Society’s global summit, where he was speaking, started to cheer. Watch the moment it went down here: Barack Obama signals for the audience to STOP CLAPPING after saying Charlie Kirk’s ideas were “wrong.” He didn’t want a big reaction to this comment, but he got one. As t…
Former President Barack Obama claims that the US is at a point of inflexibility after the murder of Charlie Kirk and that Trump has divided the country.
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