While speaking at a rally for Virginia Democratic gubernatorial candidate Abigail Spanberger this weekend, former President Barack Obama publicly criticized Trump and his administration, while encouraging citizens to vote for candidates who oppose Trump's policies in the upcoming off-year elections, which will be held by several states on Tuesday, November 4. Obama called out the White House for

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During a campaign stop in support of New Jersey’s Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Rep. Mikie Sherrill, former President Barack Obama shared a lighthearted moment after an enthusiastic supporter interrupted him. “You look cute,” Obama quipped, “but I am married. Michelle’s fine, too.” #obama #election #funny #newjersey #newyork

Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont took the lectern at Minority Leader Chuck Schumer's scheduled press conference at the Capitol on Wednesday and offered his thoughts on Tuesday's elections. CBS News’ Caitlin Huey-Burns asked Sanders about New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani identifying himself as democratic socialist, and whether the Democratic Party should embrace it. “Then you have to go through a long book of what democratic socialism means,” Sanders responded. “The American people, I think

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