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President Donald Trump posted a falsified image of Barack Obama and Michelle Obama with graffiti on Air Force One, including the phrases 'Yes We Can,' 'Obama,' 'BLM,' and Arabic text. This follows a prior post depicting the Obamas as primates and a history of personal criticism against them. The image's graffiti is linked to coded racist messaging.

President Donald Trump posted a doctored image of former President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama waving before an Air Force One with graffiti, including 'Yes We Can,' 'Obama,' 'BLM,' and Arabic text. This follows a prior post depicting the couple as primates, which was deleted after backlash, and highlights Trump's history of criticizing the Obamas with racist rhetoric.

President Donald Trump shared a falsified image of former President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama waving next to an Air Force One with graffiti, including 'Yes We Can,' 'Obama,' 'BLM,' and Arabic text. The post follows previous racist imagery of the Obamas and critiques of Obama's presidential library, with Trump recently customizing Air Force One's color scheme.

President Donald Trump shared a doctored image of former President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama with graffiti on Air Force One, including the phrases 'Yes We Can,' 'Obama,' 'BLM,' and Arabic text. The post follows previous controversial content depicting the Obamas as primates and a modified image of Obama's Chicago library, with Trump criticizing the Obamas and their legacy.

The article discusses the opening of Barack Obama's $850 million library in Chicago, highlighting local residents' outrage while the liberal elite supports it. Chicago locals express dissatisfaction with the project, contrasting with the positive reception from certain political groups.

Clintons and Bushes attend the grand opening ceremony of Obama's library alongside Oprah and Colbert. The event features a gathering of prominent political and media figures.