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Former President Barack Obama campaigns in Cleveland for Ohio's Democratic ticket

  • On Saturday, former President Barack Obama rallied Democrats in Cleveland to support Senate candidate Sherrod Brown and gubernatorial hopeful Amy Acton, energizing voters just 10 days before the November 3 midterm elections.
  • Obama mocked President Donald Trump's White House renovations, specifically the gold decor and Rose Garden overhaul, quipping, "He's got the White House looking like Saddam Hussein opened a Cheesecake Factory."
  • Pivoting to corruption claims, Obama alleged Trump prioritized personal enrichment, citing a $50 million pardon payment and a $100,000 credit card debt paid by a United States ambassador.
  • Earlier, former President Bill Clinton also criticized the Rose Garden overhaul, while political analyst David Axelrod described Obama's remarks as "lacerating and hilarious commentary" on the redesign.
  • Beyond domestic critiques, Obama defended his administration's Iran nuclear agreement as a diplomatic achievement, while his Cleveland appearance underscored Ohio's renewed importance—a state he carried in 2008 and 2012.
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Barack Obama, fyrrverandi forsete Bandaríkjanna, gagnríndi eftirmann sinn, Donald Trump, harðlega á kosningafundi í Ohio í dag. Fundurinn var haldinn til stuðnings frambjóðendum demókrata fyrir þingkosningarnar 3. nóvember. “Eftir tja ára glundroða, grimmd, spillingu og vanhäfni, sem á sér enga hliðstaðu í seinni tíð, gefst ykkur tåkieferi to að segja: 'Nú er nóg komið, '” sagði Obama í Cleveland. “It's just...

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USA Today broke the news in New York, United States on Saturday, October 24, 2026.
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