Obama Exposes His Own Campaign Rhetoric as a 'Scam' in Warm Interaction with Trump

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : CNN's Kaitlan Collins noted the friendly exchange between Obama and Trump, during which both smiled and laughed.
35% : Obama and Trump engaged in several minutes of what appeared to be good-natured banter at the funeral for former President Jimmy Carter at the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C.
29% : Lately, some of the people who know Trump the best have been saying in no uncertain terms that he should not be president again.
29% : The majority of American voters -- and apparently Trump himself -- knew Obama was just spouting campaign rhetoric.
25% : "The Western Lensman's account on social media platform X posted a side-by-side of Obama's campaign rhetoric toward Trump back in October at a Kamala Harris rally in Georgia versus the friendly exchange the two had on Thursday.
25% : A user responded on X to Obama's past hot rhetoric toward Trump, "It was always a scam.
17% : "General John Kelly, Donald Trump's former chief of staff, said that Trump told him that he wanted his generals to be like Hitler's generals," Obama told the Georgia crowd.
15% : "Conservative commentator Kyle Becker pointed out, "It really raises a lot of questions about the horrible things the Democratic Party was saying about Trump on the 2024 campaign.
13% : Former President Barack Obama revealed Thursday that all the hot campaign rhetoric he directed at Republican Donald Trump last fall regarding him being a supposed would-be dictator, an admirer of Hitler, and the rest was just talk.
10% : The vice president quoted Kelly -- based on reporting from the far-left shill The Atlantic -- as saying he believes Trump is someone who falls into the "general definition of fascist.
7% : Obama posted a longer version of his Georgia rally remarks about Trump, writing on X, "Just because Donald Trump acts goofy doesn't mean his presidency wouldn't be dangerous.
6% : "Obama warned the audience regarding Trump, "Unlike the first time, he won't have people like John Kelly around to stop him.

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