MIDTERM CLASH: Obama Mocks Trump’s White House Renovations As President Fires Back Over Rally Crowds
Obama mocked Trump’s White House renovations as Trump dismissed reports of large crowds at Obama’s campaign events.
- President Donald Trump and President Barack Obama intensified their midterm campaigns in battleground states, escalating personal attacks as both parties fight for control of Congress.
- Speaking in Cleveland, Obama criticized Trump's policies and mocked White House renovations, saying, "He's made the White House look like Saddam Hussein opened a Cheesecake Factory."
- Trump responded at his Perry, Georgia rally by questioning Obama's crowd size in Michigan, dismissing criticism from the former president and President Bill Clinton as anger "because we beat them."
- In Detroit, Obama campaigned for Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed, who faces Republican Mike Rogers in a race drawing significant attention from both Jewish and Arab voters.
- Midterm election results will determine control of Congress for the next two years and shape the president's ability to advance his agenda amid widespread economic discontent.
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Sydney Morning Herald
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Obama’s ‘Saddam Hussein’s Cheesecake Factory’ jab at Trump comes back to bite him: ‘Guy built himself a wizard prison’
Former President Barack Obama took a swipe at President Trump’s White House bling comparing it to a Cheesecake Factory run by Saddam Hussein — but critics quickly pointed out that this was all very rich coming from the guy behind the "Death Star" presidential library in Chicago.
MIDTERM CLASH: Obama Mocks Trump’s White House Renovations As President Fires Back Over Rally Crowds
President Donald Trump and former President Barack Obama traded sharp attacks while campaigning in key states ahead of the November 3 midterm elections, as both parties intensify their fight for control of Congress. Obama appeared in Ohio and Michigan to support Democratic candidates, while Trump rallied Republicans in Perry, Georgia. Speaking in Cleveland, Obama criticized […]
Westfalenpost
A comparison that sits: The old president makes fun of his successor in Ohio – and calculates his policy.
Ahead of the US midterm elections, former President Barack Obama sharply criticized President Donald Trump and his Republican allies. Campaigning for Democratic candidates in Ohio and Michigan, Obama described the behavior of the US president and Republican leaders as cruel and rude.
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