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Trump, Obama Hold Dueling Midterm Rallies

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Trump, Obama Hold Dueling Midterm Rallies

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Former President Barack Obama and current President Donald Trump rallied supporters in battleground states ahead of the midterms, presenting sharply different messages. Obama campaigned for Democratic candidates and criticized Trump’s economic policies, including tariffs, while Trump emphasized immigration and border control. The rallies underscored how the economy and other national issues are shaping competing appeals to voters.

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