US EditionObama Urges Democrats to Be More Assertive Amid Political Challenges
NEW JERSEY, JUL 14 – Obama raised $2.5 million at a New Jersey fundraiser and urged Democrats to end internal divisions and focus on key gubernatorial races to rebuild party strength.
- Former President Barack Obama urged Democrats to toughen up and take action at a private fundraiser hosted by Phil and Tammy Murphy in Red Bank, New Jersey, on Friday evening.
- Obama delivered his remarks amid Democrats' struggles following sweeping 2024 election losses and ongoing debates over party leadership and direction under Trump’s second term.
- He stressed the importance of defending free speech especially in challenging times and encouraged Democrats to concentrate on the critical upcoming gubernatorial contests taking place in these key states.
- Obama emphasized that this moment calls for active involvement rather than silence and highlighted the importance of the DNC investing in building capabilities for a campaign cycle increasingly reliant on data and social media.
- His call implies Democrats must reduce internal disputes, build momentum, and prepare for future elections by acting with courage to reposition their party politically.
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