US EditionDemocrats Must ‘Toughen up’ Against Trump, Obama Tells Donors
RED BANK, NEW JERSEY, JUL 14 – Obama criticized Democrats for retreating and urged stronger political engagement to defend democratic values after Trump's re-election, with a fundraiser raising $2.5 million for key races.
- At a July 11 fundraiser hosted by New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy, former President Barack Obama encouraged Democrats to become more resilient and take a proactive role in political activities.
- Obama made these remarks amid growing frustration over internal party disputes and concern about the country sliding toward autocracy under the current administration.
- He praised Democratic gubernatorial nominees Mikie Sherrill in New Jersey and Abigail Spanberger in Virginia as pragmatic leaders focused on delivering results for voters.
- The dinner fundraiser raised $2.5 million for the Democratic National Committee, part of which will support the New Jersey and Virginia governor races.
- Obama warned Democrats that reclaiming power requires courage, concrete efforts, and overcoming silence to prevent backsliding on social progress since World War II.
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