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Former President Barack Obama finally acknowledged Trump's bizarre, creepy obsession with him during an appearance on ALL THE SMOKE with Matt Barnes & Stephen Jackson today.
One of the hosts pointed out that the "leader of this current administration is still very fascinated" with President Obama and his family, despite the fact he's been "out of office [for] nearly 10 years now."
"Look, you gotta ask him what it is — the obsession ... I obviously, you know, have a room in his head —," Obama began.
"Rent free," one of the hosts cut in.
"A suite in his head," Obama agreed. "But the thing about it is that was always clear to me. Look, first of all, when I was president, the last thing I had time to do was worry about what somebody said, somebody said, or what my predecessor did, they're gone."
"I got work to do," Obama continued. "It's hard to describe how, if you're doing the job right every day, you got five, ten things that feel hard, and you have to be constantly focused. The idea that I'd be worrying about came before somebody who came before, and me trying to measure, you know, like what's he done today.
"Look, constantly worrying about that is a strange thing to me. It shows me somebody who's not focused on the American people and the job they're supposed to do," he added.
This is what real leadership looks like — calm, unruffled, and unconcerned with petty grudges.
Trump blew up a bill that would lower housing costs and make it easier for Americans to afford a home. The truth is that if you’re not a billionaire or one of his buddies, he doesn’t care about you.
Barack and Michelle Obama reflect on their lasting love, White House years and happy life now in an exclusive interview with PEOPLE to celebrate the opening of the Obama Presidential Center!
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REPUBLICAN SEN. TILLIS: “What Freakin’ parallel universe did I wake up in? You’re telling me — if it’s true — damaging the reflecting pool lining is something Pirro wants to prosecute… yet they’re releasing people who pled guilty to assaulting officers?”
@LauraLoomer I cant help what social media owners do! I didnt agree with it then but he needs to stop being hateful, racist, a bully, fascist, & just plain stupid
@SenateGOP I recall the Reps doing this in the Biden Admin. Why is it ok for the Reps? When the Reps do it, its ok but they do it out of being childish. The Dems do it & its wrong & its bc they are doing their JOB!!!
@MarshaBlackburn For who? Only white Americans bc this country was founded on immigrants/all races in which U/yr Rep. cult colleagues/Trump r trying erase bc of yr racism/scared of the white race being erased. Not a great day for all Americans. Only the White Trump Cult Followers
@MarshaBlackburn@realDonaldTrump I remember the REPUBLICANS doing this a couple years ago. I guess they have amnesia? Oh, wait! Its ok for them but not you mentality.
@SenateGOP@MarshaBlackburn I remember the REPUBLICANS doing this a couple years ago. I guess they have amnesia? Oh, wait! Its ok for them but not you mentality.
I hope he never comes in contact w/my daughters & I hope u would feel the same! If u wouldnt let your friends or even u talk about your daughter or woman like that why would you vote for a man who thinks its ok & approves it for our children to look up to?
Republicans won’t be lectured on “transparency” by the same Democrats who orchestrated one of the most shameless and dangerous cover-ups in history - Biden’s obvious mental and physical decline.
When they claim they’re for transparency, roll the tape. They lied to the American people for years to hide Joe Biden’s decline.
The Heritage Foundation released the following statement today from Heritage President Dr. Kevin Roberts and Board of Trustees Chairman Barb Van Andel-Gaby, lauding the legacy and mourning the loss of Heritage Founder Edwin J. Feulner:
It is with great sorrow that we announce the passing of Edwin J. Feulner, founder, trustee, and the longest-serving president of The Heritage Foundation.
Ed Feulner was more than a leader—he was a visionary, a builder, and a patriot of the highest order. His unwavering love of country and his determination to safeguard the principles that made America the freest, most prosperous nation in human history shaped every fiber of the conservative movement—and still do.
Ed founded The Heritage Foundation in 1973, planting a flag for Truth in a town too often seduced by power. What started as a small outpost for conservative ideas became—under Ed’s tireless leadership—the intellectual arsenal for the Reagan Revolution and the modern conservative movement. In the four decades that followed, Ed’s foresight, discipline, and moral clarity made Heritage a battleship, unshaken by political winds and focused solely on fighting for the American people.
After leading Heritage for 37 years as president, Ed continued to serve on our Board of Trustees, offering encouragement and sage advice in equal measure. Ed was an important mentor to us, respectively, and to all of those who had the honor of knowing him. In addition to his work at Heritage, he continued his active participation in many other conservative organizations.
Whether he was bringing together the various corners of the conservative movement at meetings of the Philadelphia Society, or launching what is now the Heritage Strategy Forum, Ed championed a bold, “big-tent conservatism.” He believed in addition, not subtraction. Unity, not uniformity. One of his favorite mantras was ‘You win through multiplication and addition, not through division and subtraction.’ His legacy is not just the institution he built, but the movement he helped grow—a movement rooted in faith, family, freedom, and the founding.
His ‘Feulnerisms’ still resonate in the halls of Heritage—where they will always be remembered. ‘People are policy,’ for instance— the heartbeat of his mission—to equip, encourage, and elevate a new generation of conservative leaders, not just in Washington, but across this great country. And we still remember his adjuration to never be complacent or discouraged: ‘In Washington, there are no permanent victories and no permanent defeats.’
Ed himself seemed immune to discouragement. Every day was, for him, a new opportunity to strike a blow for freedom, to further the promise of America and make it a reality for all. His was a life of joyful defiance in the face of tyranny and bureaucratic decay—a life defined by courage, conviction, and the word he signed off with every single day: Onward!
To his beloved wife, Linda, their children, and grandchildren—we extend our deepest prayers and condolences. And to Ed—we say thank you. Thank you for showing us what one faithful, fearless man can do when he refuses to cede ground in the fight for self-governance.
The Heritage Foundation will honor Ed’s life the best way we know how: by carrying his mission forward with courage, integrity, and determination. We will never forget his leadership, his example, or his favorite charge:
“Onward. Always.”
@StephenM Trump is doing everything he is accusing every POTUS & everyone else of doing & them some. Then sues everyone when he gets caught but that ok with U. He is the only POTUS that is ok w/Pfiles, pardons them & hires them. Disgusting!
@SenateGOP Wasteful spending? Start with Trump! Why does he use tax payer money to go to sport events, golfing, & etc instead of taking care business. He needs to grow TFU!