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Obama blasts Trump’s ‘chaos and cruelty’ while campaigning for Democrats

Obama blasted Trump’s record on prices and Iran, while urging Ohio voters to cast ballots early and back Democrats in close races.

  • On Saturday, Former President Barack Obama delivered a scathing critique of Donald Trump at a rally in Cleveland, Ohio, urging voters to support Democratic candidates ahead of the Nov 3 midterm elections.
  • Obama attacked the administration's handling of the Iran war and economic decisions, declaring after two years of "chaos and cruelty and corruption and incompetence," voters can say, "Enough is enough."
  • Addressing voter concerns about inflation, Obama stated, "If you thought everyone was too expensive before 'you know who', everything is more expensive now," blaming Trump's policies for rising consumer costs.
  • Democrats hope to leverage Obama's popularity to support candidates Sherrod Brown and Amy Acton in Ohio, as polls suggest the party could regain the House of Representatives while facing competitive Senate contests.
  • Later Saturday, Obama will travel to Detroit, Michigan, to rally for Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, while Donald Trump casts an early ballot in Florida before a Georgia campaign event.
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Former U.S. President Barack Obama criticized Donald Trump's actions against Canada on Saturday at a rally in Ohio to support Democratic candidates in mid-term elections.

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'After two years of chaos and cruelty... enough is enough,' said the training president, encouraging voters to cast early ballots for the upcoming midterm elections.

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65-year-old ex-mandatario maintains a considerable popularity in the Democratic base, which he takes advantage of to back up his party’s candidates

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