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Barack Obama has said that Donald Trump is “incapable of taking the job seriously” when he targeted his successor during a campaign rally for Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden.
With less than fifteen days to the closing of the ballots, Mr. Obama made his first campaign stop in person for his former vice president.
In a speech at a rally in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, a key state for both Republicans and Democrats, the former commander-in-chief spent much of his time criticizing his successor in the Oval Office.
He said: “Donald trump suddenly it’s not going to protect us all.
“You can’t even take the basic steps to protect yourself.”
The former president added: “America is a good and decent place, but we have just seen so much nonsense and noise that it is sometimes difficult to remember.”
He also said that President Trump was “incapable of taking the job seriously” and that he “wants all the credit for the economy that he inherited and not to blame for the pandemic that he ignored.”
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Speaking at a rally in North Carolina, the current American leader criticized Obama for his support for Hillary Clinton in 2016.
He said, “Nobody campaigned harder for Crooked Hillary than Obama, right?”
North Carolina is another battleground state in which both Trump and Biden are fighting hard to win.
The headline argued Wednesday that Democrats and the media were obsessed with the coronavirus pandemic.
Barack Obama was speaking at a Joe Biden drive-in
He said, “All you hear is COVID, COVID.
“That’s all they wear because they want to scare everyone.”
Back in Philadelphia, Barack Obama encouraged people to get out and vote.
Obama criticized his successor for much of the rally in Pennsylvania.
“I ask you to remember what this country can be,” he said. “I ask that you believe in Joe’s ability and Kamala’s ability to bring this country out of these dark times and help us rebuild it better.”
He continued: “What we do these next 13 days will matter for decades to come.
“The fact that we don’t get 100% of what we want right away is not a good reason not to vote.”
Speaking to the supportive horns at the drive-in, the former president said: “We have to vote like never before and leave no doubts.”
Watch and follow the final presidential debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden at 2am Friday morning on the Sky News website, app and on Sky News television.
