Obama rallies Virginia and New Jersey
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Obama insisted Black men vote for Harris but now stumps against Virginia's Black lieutenant governor
Former President Barack Obama is heading to Virginia to stump against Republican gubernatorial candidate Winsome Earle-Sears after previously scolding Black male voters.
Former President Barack Obama told a crowd of thousands in Norfolk Saturday that the choice for governor in Virginia is clear. Abigail Spanberger, he said, will be necessary for Virginians to stand up to the Trump administration.
Former President Barack Obama hit the campaign trail on Saturday for fellow Democrats in Virginia and New Jersey ahead of closely-watched state elections.
Black voters are the most loyal voting block for Democrats, who are seeking to flip Virginia's governor mansion blue.
Former President Barack Obama returned to the campaign trail condemning the current administration and putting his signature charm to use.
Obama’s reemergence is a reminder of the rudderlessness of the Democratic Party, which is still reeling from stinging losses in 2024.
President Obama joined Democratic candidates in New Jersey and Virginia Saturday to rally voters ahead of Tuesday’s off year elections. Obama shared his concerns over the future of American democracy as Democrats look to steady their political footing.