Read this message about political differences delivered from beyond the presidential grave

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : "It was at about this moment that Obama could be seen nodding as he shared some words with Trump.
36% : Trump, so far the anomaly, never left the political fight and fought his way back to the White House.
32% : But Trump is barred by the Constitution from running in a fourth presidential election, which means he will officially join the former presidents club four years from January 20.
18% : Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton could also be aggravated at being seated down the row from Trump, whose 2016 victory over her she never fully accepted.
17% : Vice President Kamala Harris and her husband Doug Emhoff sat in front of Trump, although they must still be hurting from her November election loss.
16% : Gore sat next to former Vice President Mike Pence, whose strained relationship with Trump, a row away, has cost Pence his standing in the GOP.
11% : And President Joe Biden, sitting on the aisle in the first pew, still thinks he could have beaten Trump, although he dropped out of the 2024 race under pressure from his fellow Democrats - apparently including Obama.
3% : "We should not expect any similar sort of friendship to develop between Obama and Trump or Trump and Biden or the Clintons and Trump, although they did attend his wedding to Melania Trump before Trump entered politics.
2% : Obama has said Trump is unfit to serve in the White House, and Trump has falsely and repeatedly questioned Obama's US citizenship.

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