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Obama Criticizes Trump's Iran Policy While Campaigning for El-Sayed

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Former US President Barack Obama criticized President Donald Trump's handling of the Iran conflict and alleged personal enrichment from the presidency while campaigning for Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed in Detroit on Saturday. Obama urged voters to use the November midterm elections as a "circuit breaker" to check Trump's agenda. He also defended El-Sayed against attacks on his Muslim faith and discussed El-Sayed's critical stance on US military aid to Israel.

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  • Barack Obama criticized Donald Trump's Iran policy and alleged personal enrichment from the presidency.
  • Obama urged voters to use the November midterm elections to check Trump's agenda.
  • Obama campaigned for Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed in Detroit, Michigan.
  • The former president defended El-Sayed against attacks related to his Muslim faith.
  • El-Sayed is a critic of Israel and US military aid, a stance that energizes some voters and alienates others.

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