A new book on the 2020 election provides more evidence suggesting former president Barack Obama has a remarkably low opinion of his former sidekick, Joe Biden. 
Less than eight months after Michelle Obama launched her successful podcast, her jealous husband, Barack, is once again horning in on his wife's territory by launching a podcast of his own. 
This is not a third Obama term.
—Joe Biden, November 24, 2020
He sure has a funny way of showing it. Biden's recent moves provide little comfort for Americans looking for a way out of the polarization, acrimony, catastrophism, and hysteria that have characterized politics lo these many years. 
Former president Barack Obama fancies himself a phenomenal athlete, but the facts continue to suggest otherwise. 
Four years ago today, Obama national security adviser Ben Rhodes represented the United States at the funeral service for Fidel Castro in Cuba, where he mourned the communist dictator's passing alongside official delegations from China, Russia, Iran, and other prominent human-rights abusers. 
A central component of Barack Obama's 2008 presidential campaign was his pledge to rid the executive branch of corporate lobbyists. He didn't exactly follow through on that pledge, and his White House was crawling with lobbyists from day one. 
Former President Barack Obama refuses to let Joe Biden enjoy his victory in the 2020 election. Just days after Biden was declared the winner of the presidential election, Obama launched a publicity tour in support of A Promised Land, the 768-page first volume of his third memoir.
Liberal strategist and Lincoln Project cofounder Steve Schmidt is perhaps single-handedly responsible for the political success of Donald Trump and the breakdown in American political discourse.
President Donald J. Trump has worked tirelessly over the past four years to alleviate the damage inflicted by his controversial predecessor, Barack Obama. This heroic effort to undo the Obama legacy has involved policy achievements as well as Trump's personal commitment to healthy living in order to set a more positive example for America's children. 
The doomsday predictions advanced by Democratic Party leaders that President Trump would "sabotage" the Postal Service have failed to materialize. 