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Barack Obama (D) was the 44th President of the United States, serving from 2009 to 2017.
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“No”: Abdul El-Sayed Denies Any Family Tie to the Muslim Brotherhood as Trump Calls Him “a Jihadist,” Rogers Runs on It, and a Lifelong Pontiac Democrat Goes on Fox to Back the Republican
Abdul El-Sayed denies he or his family has ties to the Muslim Brotherhood after 2012 and 2013 posts by a half-sister surfaced; Trump called him "a jihadist" and Mike Rogers made it a campaign theme. Polls, money and what comes next in Michigan.
At 2 a.m., Trump Renews His “Complete and Total Endorsement” of Jon Husted as Obama Declares “I’m Coming for You, Ohio!”
Trump renewed his endorsement of Sen. Jon Husted in a 2 a.m. Truth Social post on Oct. 15, urging Ohioans to vote against Sherrod Brown. Barack Obama will rally in Cleveland on Oct. 24 for Brown and Amy Acton. Ohio early voting is nearly four times the 2022 pace.
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Democrats Bring Out Two Former Presidents: Bill Clinton Makes His First Campaign Stop of 2026 for David Jolly, and Obama Rallies in Detroit and Cleveland on Oct. 24
Bill Clinton will campaign with Florida governor nominee David Jolly on Oct. 20, his first public campaign event of 2026. Barack Obama rallies in Detroit with Abdul El-Sayed and in Cleveland with Sherrod Brown and Amy Acton on Oct. 24.
El-Sayed on “Meet the Press”: “Michigan Is Ready for a Muslim Senator,” Says He Would Weigh Convicting Trump and Answers “No” on Muslim Brotherhood Ties
Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed told NBC's Meet the Press he regrets calling Obama's presidency a failure, has no plans to run for president, and denied any Muslim Brotherhood ties. Recent polls show him ahead of Mike Rogers.