17 sourcesFirst reported Sat 24 Oct at 21:18, updated 20 h ago
Obama blasts Trump's 'chaos and cruelty' while campaigning for Democrats
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Former US president Barack Obama criticised successor Donald Trump at rallies on Saturday in Ohio and Michigan to support Democratic candidates ahead of the November 3 midterm elections. In Cleveland, Obama said Trump's two years had brought "chaos and cruelty and corruption and incompetence" and urged voters to say "Enough is enough." He blamed the Trump administration for rising living costs amid soaring fuel prices, saying the president "chose to make a series of bad decisions" and "decided to start an unnecessary war that nobody asked for." Obama urged early voting, which is open in both states. In Ohio, Sherrod Brown is challenging Republican Senator Jon Husted, and Democrat Amy Acton faces Republican Vivek Ramaswamy for governor; polls give Democrats slight leads. In Michigan, Obama campaigned for Abdul El-Sayed, who is in a close Senate race with Republican Mike Rogers. Polls suggest Democrats could regain the House but face a tougher Senate contest.
Where accounts differ. The Daily Star and The Daily Waadaa report Obama's Michigan appearance and his remarks on Trump's renovation projects, which only some outlets include, while the Straits Times places the Michigan rally in Detroit.
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