CLEVELAND, Ohio — Barack Obama came to Ohio to make the case for Amy Acton and Sherrod Brown. But his speech went well beyond the two candidates. The former president cracked jokes, criticized the Trump administration,

The former president is again stepping off the sidelines in the closing stretch of an election.

The 44th president appeared in Ohio on Saturday, kicking off a two-state swing with a rebuke of President Trump and Vivek Ramaswamy, the Republican nominee for governor.

President Obama drew thousands in Cleveland’s historic Public Auditorium on Saturday, as the former president rallied Ohio Democrats to elect Amy Acton, Sherrod Brown, and party’s candidates up and down the ballot on election day.

Just days before US midterm elections described by both parties as the most important in living memory, there are signs Donald Trump may be headed for a humbling that seemed unimaginable when he swept

President Donald Trump attacked former President Barack Obama on Truth Social Saturday night at 11:42 PM Eastern, after Obama rallied in Detroit for Michigan’s Democratic U.S. Senate nominee, Abdul El-Sayed.

Former President Barack Obama returned to the campaign trail for his first rallies of the midterm elections and sharply criticized President Donald Trump.

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