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A sometimes unbelieving former president Barack Obama He returned to the campaign again on Friday before the partial exams in November, attacking what he calls blatant Republican lies about the issue of health care and telling the crowd in Milwaukee, Wisconsin: "In Washington, they have accumulated enough accusations to organize a soccer team."



"His promise to drain the swamp, which was not on the rise," Obama added, "no one in my government was charged."



Obama went after the recent efforts of President Donald Trump and the Republican candidates to claim that the Republican Party is the party that wants to protect the coverage of pre-existing conditions for all Americans, noting that Wisconsin is one of several states that has joined a demand that destroys them. Very the same protections.



"These same Republicans are posting millions of dollars in advertisements across the country saying we're going to protect pre-existing conditions." His governor has been publishing one of those ads, while his administration is literally suing the government to withdraw the pre-rights. protections of existing conditions, "Obama said," are posting ads everywhere that say we're protecting it ... it just is not true. "





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Former President Barack Obama poses with the Democrats after speaking at a rally in support of the Democratic candidates of Wisconsin, on October 26, 2018, in Milwaukee.

Assaulting Sen. Tammy Baldwin, Gov. Tony Evers, and a large number of Democratic candidates in Congress in the badger state, Obama resubmitted the choice As a critical and fateful moment for the nation.



"This is really so important, what is really at stake is so high, the consequences of someone being left out are high," Obama said, "the United States is at a crossroads at this time."



The former president also referred to Republican attempts to arouse fear around the caravan of migrants currently traveling to the US border. UU And Mexico, saying that it was nothing more than "alarmism", in the heat of an electoral season.



"Suddenly it's this group of people, we do not even know where they are, they're very low." That's the most important thing, and you know, as soon as the elections are over, everyone will say, "What happened?" We were being invaded. where was he? "





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Tammy Baldwin, D-Wis., Addresses supporters and workers at the Rock County Democratic Party office in downtown Janesville, Wisconsin, on October 16, 2018.

But aside from his complaints about the Republican Party, Obama also said that the upcoming elections are about something bigger than today's political battles.



"There is something at stake in this election that goes beyond the game, what is at stake is a decent, honest and legal policy, and tries to do the right thing for the people, and that is worthy of this country that we love", said Obama.



"Because it should not be democratic or republican to say that we do not just invent things, we should not be democrats or republicans saying we do not punish political opponents or threaten press freedom simply because we do not do it." I like what they say or write about you, "Obama said.



"I have to believe that there are compassionate conservatives out there who think there is nothing compassionate about ripping immigrant children from their mothers at the borders and leaving them in a cold cell," Obama added.





Donald TrumpThe narrow victory of 2016 marked the first time since the 1980s that Badger's state allied with a Republican presidential candidate, but Democrats are optimistic in this cycle that they will perform well in the state and possibly put aside. to Republican Governor Scott Walker. A recent survey of Marquette University The Law School had the career statistically linked.



Obama will continue his campaign activity on Friday night in Michigan, another state of Rust Belt that won Trump by a very thin margin in 2016. Obama will join a high school in Detroit with Senator Debbie Stabenow, the gubernatorial candidate Gretchen Whitmer and Congress candidate Matt Longjohn, Gretchen Driskell, Elissa Slotkin and Haley Stevens.



"We are delighted to welcome President Obama back to Michigan, and we thank him again for his constant work as president to save the American auto industry, the soul of our state's economy," said Brandon Dillon, president of the Party. Michigan Democrat. Statement accompanying the announcement of Obama's visit.





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Michigan's Democratic gubernatorial candidate Gretchen Whitmer addresses her supporters in Detroit after winning the Democratic primary on August 7, 2018.

Also attending the demonstration in Detroit was former Attorney General Eric Holder, with whom Obama has partnered in redistricting reform. Michigan voters are ready to vote on Proposition 2 in this election, which "would create an independent commission to administer the establishment of state legislative and congressional districts," according to the Michigan Democratic Party.



In addition to his efforts to help Democrats in tough careers in this cycle, Obama has focused his attention on increasing voter participation in all areas, and has chosen the first major elections since the inauguration of President Trump as a critical moment. in the history of the United States.



"The consequences of you staying home would be profoundly dangerous to our country, to this democracy," Obama said at a rally in Nevada earlier this week.



In a recent tweet that promotes voter registration and participation efforts, Obama also referred to the importance of the Midwest in the 2016 election, specifically in Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.







The last presidential election resulted in less than 100,000 votes in three states. More people go to Coachella. There is no good excuse for not voting. Go to https://t.co/zTCemnRMYV to verify your registration, get your absentee ballot and find out where to vote on November 6. https://t.co/LIQbltVJtz

- Barack Obama (@BarackObama) October 17, 2018

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