'Never Seen A President Gift Like This'; Obama Blasts Trump Over Mocking El-Sayed's Islamic Name

Former US President Barack Obama has launched a sharp attack on President Donald Trump, accusing him of using the presidency to benefit himself and his family. Campaigning for Abdul El-Sayed, Obama alleged that no president had engaged in such extensive “grifting” at taxpayers’ expense or been so intent on selling political favours. Obama told the crowd that the number of deals involving Trump and his family had become impossible to keep track of, prompting chants of “Vote!” from the audience. Obama also pushed back against attempts to focus on El-Sayed’s name and faith, arguing that such attacks would not work. His remarks come amid an increasingly heated political battle, with the former president rallying support for El-Sayed while challenging Trump’s conduct in office. The campaign appearance highlights the growing clash over political accountability, identity and the direction of American politics.

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