Trump called Obama a 'grossly incompetent president' and attacked Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed in an early morning Truth Social post as Obama campaign

Abdul El-Sayed fired back at Donald Trump after the president attacked the Michigan Democratic Senate nominee over his faith and name.

With the midterm elections eight days away, President Donald Trump and former President Barack Obama held competing campaign events across key Midwest battleground states over the weekend.

Former President Barack Obama campaigns in Ohio over the weekend, warning against political divisiveness and calling for basic decency in public discourse.

"He said that Crooked Hillary Clinton was going to WIN, he campaigned hard for her, and she lost in all directions and ways. He then campaigned full out for Kamala, and likewise, she lost," Trump wrot...

Barack Obama waited until the final stretch of the midterm election campaign to hit the trail, but when he did, he came out swinging against Donald Trump. On October 24, he swept through the Midwest to support Democratic candidates in swing states, and he didn’t hold back. Particularly, he focused on Trump’s disastrous war in Iran. He told the crowd in Ohio, 'Iran didn’t have nuclear weapons, because I put a deal in place that everybody acknowledged.' 'And I didn’t have to fire a single missile to do it.' He reminded them that Trump tore up that successful agreement. 'Seven months later, how’s that war going?' he asked. Obama also tackled Trump’s claim to 'drain the swamp.' 'The only thing that got drained was the Reflecting Pool in the National Mall...' 'He should be on HGTV,' Obama joked. 'He’s got the White House looking like Saddam Hussein opened a Cheesecake Factory.' He backed Sherrod Brown, aiming to unseat Jon Husted. 'We got two more years of this administration,' Obama…

Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed launched a fiery attack on Donald Trump during a Detroit campaign rally alongside former President Barack Obama.

The president has already sent a third aircraft carrier strike group and 10,000 additional sailors and Marines toward the Persian Gulf to give US commanders more options if he restarts hostilities.