Obama warns of war, tariffs and corruption in Ohio, Michigan campaign
Former President Barack Obama warned voters in Ohio and Michigan that the Trump administration’s policies on Iran, trade and immigration could lead to war, higher tariffs and corruption, as he campaigned ahead of the November 3 midterm elections, Al Jazeera reported. Earlier in the week, Obama condemned Republican candidate Vivek Ramaswamy for a campaign video that attacked Ohio health official Amy Acton’s estranged mother, CBS said. He also attacked President Trump’s handling of the U. S.
–Israel-Iran conflict and urged voters in Ohio and Michigan to reject the Republican ticket, Al Jazeera noted. Prior rallies included a Detroit event where he supported Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed and urged change, The Guardian reported, and a Cleveland gathering where he criticized Trump and Republican candidates, NBC News reported. The BBC added that Obama framed the upcoming midterms as a chance to curb the administration’s policies while Trump was campaigning in Georgia.
