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Obama blasts Trump’s ‘chaos and cruelty’ while campaigning for Democrats
- Former President Barack Obama criticized President Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Saturday at a Cleveland rally, calling the administration "not serious people" while campaigning for Democratic candidates before Election Day.
- Obama argued that Trump abandoned diplomacy with Tehran by withdrawing from the Iran Nuclear Deal, which had restricted Iran's nuclear program, and instead started a conflict he claimed would be quick but has now dragged on nearly eight months.
- The conflict has resulted in 21 American service members killed and 865 wounded, while Iran's control over the Strait of Hormuz has caused fuel prices to skyrocket, the former president warned.
- Obama's visit to Ohio aimed to boost Amy Acton and Senator Sherrod Brown, who hold 50 percent and 48 percent support respectively against Republican opponents in critical midterm races.
- Recent polling shows 56 percent of Republican voters and 47 percent of Democrats identify ending the war in Iran as a highest priority for the next Congress, underscoring the conflict's political weight.
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Former US President's support for Abdul El-Sayed's meeting in Michigan (ANSA)
·Rome, Italy
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Speaking at an election rally near Atlanta on Wednesday, former US President Barack Obama said that Donald Trump and the Republican Party are "serious people" and that all Americans are paying the price for this, The Guardian newspaper reports.
Former US President Barck Obama once again roamed current US President Doandl Trump in a speech this time because of his renovations at the Wiesen House.
·Zürich, Switzerland
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Few people have missed that Donald Trump doesn't give much credit to former President Barack Obama. Over the years, he has leveled a series of jabs at his predecessor, and now he's leveling new criticism that reaches new ...
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