Trump mocks Obama's support for the Democrats: He did it with Hillary Clinton and Kamala Harris

- US President Donald Trump downplayed concerns about former President Barack Obama's entry into the electoral arena ahead of the crucial midterm elections on Tuesday, noting that Obama had previously supported both former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and former Vice President Kamala Harris, yet they lost. Trump said in the city of Chillicothe - at a time when Obama was participating in an election rally in the state of Georgia -: “I was criticized because Obama...

Well, I always worry when he campaigns against me. He previously ran to support Hillary Clinton...and in the end, she lost,” he added. “Then he ran to support Kamala Harris, and she lost, too.”

Trump stated that when he was informed that Obama would join the campaign, his response was: "That's good." The President also touched on recent statements made by Obama, in which he criticized the aesthetic changes that Trump made to the White House. Trump defended his interest in projects such as the Grand Ballroom and others.

Trump said: “I believe that the White House is the first symbol of our country, and we cannot allow a White House with broken windows, damaged bricks, and walls that have not been painted in 30 years.” Over the weekend, Barack Obama mocked Trump's golden-themed amendments, saying they looked like "(the late Iraqi president) Saddam Hussein opened a Cheesecake Factory restaurant."