Obama Off-Color Joke Sets Off Firestorm

Earlier this week, Barack Obama created quite the buzz at the DNC while giving his speech.

While criticizing Trump for making childish attacks, Obama had one of his own.

Obama’s joke, however, seemed to outrage quite a few on the right.

I Can’t Believe What I Just Saw

Michelle Obama took the stage and played the race card, stating, “For years, Donald Trump did everything in his power to try to make people fear us.”

“[Trump’s] narrow view of the world made him feel threatened by the existence of two hardworking, highly educated, successful people who happened to be black.”

That, my friends, is known as gaslighting, as Dems continue to whip up hatred among minorities against Trump while Trump is going into their communities and asking what he can do to help them.

Barack took a different approach.

On Trump, he stated, “There’s the childish nicknames, the crazy conspiracy theories, this weird obsession with crowd sizes.”

Now, on the surface, that sounds like a typical attack, but a lot of people zeroed in on the hand motions that Obama was making to say that there was some sexual innuendo there…

I cannot believe this moment happened… pic.twitter.com/u14mY9GD9E

— Yashar Ali 🐘 (@yashar) August 21, 2024

Breitbart’s Nolte was one of those offended, writing, “At this point, Barry lifted both hands to indicate a large size, looked down, and then brought his hands closer together to indicate a smaller size.

“The crowd roared. The cheap and vulgar inference was obvious to anyone who watched. It sure was obvious to the crowd.”

Nolte can be outraged all he wants, but these are the types of attacks I want to keep seeing from Democrats.

They are literally doing what they have accused Trump of doing for years, and it cost Trump, and it should cost Democrats come November.

Let them make as many innuendoes as they want; all the while, Trump can continue to hammer policy and lure in more voters.

Think about this: We are less than three months from election day, and Kamala Harris still hasn't posted her agenda on her website.

Are people really going to vote for someone when they have no clue what her plans are for the next four years?