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 Barack Obama has intensified his criticism of President Donald Trump, just days before the US midterm elections, which will determine control of the US Congress. During campaign rallies in Cleveland and Detroit, Obama accused the Republican administration of corruption, criticized its strategy towards Iran and mocked the changes that Trump has made in the White House. Campaigning in Michigan for Democratic Senate candidate Ab…
The former US president also ridiculed the Trump administration's claims of victory over Iran.
"Obama was a grossly incompetent president!" Donald Trump reacted this Sunday to the remarks made by the former president at a meeting on Saturday, October 24 in Ohio.
"After two years of chaos, cruelty, corruption and incompetence never seen in the modern era, you have a chance to say: that's enough," the former president launched at a meeting in Ohio.
The election on November 3 was a "emergency brake", warns the former US President. He strongly attacks Trump's policy and mocks at its reconstruction in the White House.
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