Obama's Trump attacks electrify Democrats, anger GOP

[mystery-ak]

Obama's Trump attacks electrify Democrats, anger GOP
By Amie Parnes - 05/18/20 05:42 PM EDT



Former President Obama is flexing his political muscle against President Trump, signaling he’s all-in on helping presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden and ending the Trump presidency.

In recent days, Obama, with his legacy on the line, has made a point of taking on Trump head-on after remaining quiet throughout much of the president’s time in office.

“It basically amounts to more than three years of staying quiet and remaining on the sidelines building to this moment of ‘Hey Trump, we’re over your bullshit,' ” an Obama administration aide said of the former president’s recent actions. “He’s had a lot on his mind and it’s finally all coming out.”


Obama’s one-word tweet “vote,” responding to Trump’s criticism of the “unmasking” of former national security adviser Michael Flynn from intelligence papers, went viral last week, exciting Democrats who have longed for his voice to rail against the current president.

He followed it up over the weekend with two virtual commencement addresses notable in their criticism of the administration’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic.

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https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/498379-obamas-trump-attacks-electrify-democrats-anger-gop

[libertybele]

This comes as no surprise.  Obama, Michael, and Hillary will ALL be campaigning for Slow Joe.  He is a formidable foe to Trump for that reason.  My bet is that you're not going to see a whole lot of Joe, but you will see Barrack campaigning and whomever Biden picks as his VP.  Joe can't even remember his own name half the time; Barrack and Joe's VP will pull him up.  I'm still thinking that he will name Michael Obama as his VP.  Barrack would have even more reason to receive a ton of media attention.  The DEMS don't have anyone else that will excite the DEMS.  No one.

[Right_in_Virginia]

Who has won an election after Obama campaigned for him/her?