In a recent interview, Barack Obama said that the 'divided media' keeps him up at night, and this statement has caused quite a stir. Obama expressed concern that our conversation has become divided, partly because we have a media that is hyper focused on a specific audience. Back when he was growing up, there were only three TV stations and people all had a similar understanding of what was real and what was not. But today, people occupy different realities, and they will even deny events that are a matter of public record. This has become a serious problem.

Kellyanne Conway, former Trump counselor, expressed her disappointment in Obama's comments and called him out for going from being a hopeful figure to someone who moans and groans. During the 2022 campaign cycle, Obama went out and campaigned everywhere, but he was aggressive and scolding with the American people. He wagged his finger in disapproval, and his message seemed to be that the very foundation of our democracy was at stake if we did not vote a certain way. But Conway believes that Obama is neglecting many of the accomplishments of the Trump administration and that this is a worry for him.

Conway suggests that one reason Obama is concerned about his legacy is that he picked Joe Biden to succeed him as president. Given that Trump had a higher growth rate, more energy independence, better trade deals, and has stood up to foreign powers like Vladimir Putin, Kim Jong-un, and Iran, Obama has reason to worry. Biden has not shown the same level of success, and he has been criticized for his handling of the Afghan withdrawal, inflation, and other problems that have arisen under his administration. This is not a legacy Obama wants to be defined by.

In a recent interview, Barack Obama said that the 'divided media' keeps him up at night, and this statement has caused quite a stir. Obama expressed concern that our conversation has become divided, partly because we have a media that is hyper focused on a specific audience. Back when he was growing up, there were only three TV stations and people all had a similar understanding of what was real and what was not. But today, people occupy different realities, and they will even deny events that are a matter of public record. This has become a serious problem.
Kellyanne Conway, former Trump counselor, expressed her disappointment in Obama's comments and called him out for going from being a hopeful figure to someone who moans and groans. During the 2022 campaign cycle, Obama went out and campaigned everywhere, but he was aggressive and scolding with the American people. He wagged his finger in disapproval, and his message seemed to be that the very foundation of our democracy was at stake if we did not vote a certain way. But Conway believes that Obama is neglecting many of the accomplishments of the Trump administration and that this is a worry for him.
Conway suggests that one reason Obama is concerned about his legacy is that he picked Joe Biden to succeed him as president. Given that Trump had a higher growth rate, more energy independence, better trade deals, and has stood up to foreign powers like Vladimir Putin, Kim Jong-un, and Iran, Obama has reason to worry. Biden has not shown the same level of success, and he has been criticized for his handling of the Afghan withdrawal, inflation, and other problems that have arisen under his administration. This is not a legacy Obama wants to be defined by.

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