Obama scolds black male voters over not supporting Kamala Harris

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

79% : The Democratic ex-president remarked how Trump gets credit for a good economy during his term.
49% : The ex-president is also more popular than Trump.
32% : Speaking at a rally at the University of Pittsburgh, he painted Trump as out-of-touch and not the choice to lead the country to change, calling him a 'bumbling' billionaire 'who has not stopped whining about his problems since he rode down his golden escalator nine years ago.'
29% : Obama argued that what would have actually made the border secure was the bipartisan deal supported by Harris and President Joe Biden thank Trump helped tank in Congress.
28% : It's been reported that a quarter of young black men support Trump, which would drop Harris further.
26% : Emerson College polling done with The Hill found that 55 percent of Pennsylvanians view Obama positively compared to 48 percent for Harris and 50 percent for Trump.
21% : Trump has made immigration his top issue in 2024 - as he did when he first ran for the White House eight years ago.
19% : Afterward at a rally Trump 'just started making up stories,' Obama said, with the Republican falsely claiming that aid was being withheld from Republican areas and FEMA funds were going to undocumented immigrants instead.

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