Posted on 01/23/2026 10:50:00 PM PST by MinorityRepublican
While speaking at the 2011 White House Correspondents' Dinner, Obama roasted Trump about his political qualifications, the Celebrity Apprentice, and the "changes" he would make to the White House if Trump were to become president. The event took place 5 years before Trump's first term began.
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Obama is about as funny as shingles

Obama will get his roasting after he dies.
Read here——the rank stupidity that was Obama.
In February 2016, then-President Obama said Donald Trump would not be elected president. Obama said he believed the American people would not choose Trump for the “serious job.......that the presidency needs more than headlines. “
These remarks were made at the Asean economic summit in California during the 2016 Republican primaries. Obama said, “I continue to believe that Mr Trump will not be president”.
Donald Trump won the 2016 election.......besting the “favorite”....Hillary.
Donald Trump defeated Hillary Clinton in the 2016 election by flipping key Rust Belt states, securing a decisive Electoral College victory despite losing the popular vote. His win was driven by strong appeal to white working-class voters, a desire for change over stability, and a focused campaign on immigration and trade that resonated with voters seeking disruption, an NPR article notes.
Key factors contributing to the outcome included:
<><>Electoral College Strategy: Trump maximized his impact in smaller-population states and key swing states, overcoming the national popular vote disadvantage, The Conversation reports.
<><>Rust Belt and Working-Class Appeal: Trump flipped states like Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin, gaining significant support from white, working-class voters, notes this NPR article.
<><>Desire for Change: Voters were looking for significant change, and Clinton was perceived as representing a continuation of the status quo, according to a Washington Post analysis.
<><>The FBI’s investigation into Clinton’s private email server, which resurfaced late in the campaign, heavily damaged her reputation and created a perception of dishonesty, YouTube notes.
<><>Trump received extensive media attention, and his campaign successfully focused on negative narratives about Clinton.
<><>Conversely, Clinton struggled with a less effective campaign message and lower enthusiasm among key demographics, saya the Shorenstein Center report.
<><>Low o Enthusiasm for Hillary prevailed.
<><>: Clinton underperformed among key Democratic demographics, including African American and young voters, which reduced her overall vote tally in crucial areas.
Ultimately, the 2016 election saw a combination of a highly motivated base for Trump and a failure by the Clinton campaign to secure necessary turnout in critical regions, as discussed in a BBC article.
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Leftists have the Chocolate Jesus to blame for the era of Trump. The Donald is normally a jovial guy but he doesn’t suffer fools gladly and Obama is nothing if not a fool. You can see the fire being lit within Trump as Obama insults him publicly.
I’ve said it before and nothing has changed my mind on this: Obama is the most destructive man to ever exist in American history. Having him in the White House is akin to having Stalin or Mao in charge. The only thing between Obama and stacks of bodies is our robust second amendment. The death toll from abortion tells you that they’re more than comfortable with wholesale slaughter of innocent human life.
The Kenyan boy actually did that to a white guy?
The best part of this is looking back on it and seeing just how badly it blew up in the Democrats’ faces.
How the joke now Barry? LOLOLOLOL!!!!!!!!!
Revenge is a dish best served cold.
That’s when they loved him for his money. Then the dastard saved it f9r his own campaign and so the love stopped.
I shudder to think what would have happened if Trump had not run in 2016.
Big Republican loss to Jeb Bush - eight years of Hillary Clinton.
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