Former President Barack Obama has been mostly invisible in the weeks leading up to Nov. 6th's mid-term elections. Few of the high-profile Democrats facing tight races have called him in for support, leaving the former leader of the party stumping in high school gymnasiums in places like Wisconsin and Michigan — two states Hillary Clinton lost in 2016.
And Obama, whose "legacy" is being systematically dismantled by President Trump, has turned to ad hominem attacks to try to take on his successor.
Obama cited Hillary's secret home brew email server to accuse Republicans of trying to "scare the heck out of people before every election." And he also mocked Trump about a recent New York Times story that Russia and China listen in on Trump's cell phone calls.
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3 comments:
Obama says, "Nobody in my administration got indicted." That's because he surrounded himself with people who felt no guilt in lying and breaking laws along with him to cover up their unlawfulness.
Eight years of lying to our faces and we're going to continue to believe what Obama says? People are waking up to the long con job that they got in 2008 and 2012.
Who the hell is he to rip anybody for anything?
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