Barack Obama returns to politics and goes to the field to support Democratic candidates for the post of governor in New Jersey and Virginia. A return that takes advantage of criticizing the state of American politics and, indirectly, Donald Trump. "We have to send a message to the world: we reject the policy of division and fear," says the former president, explaining that "who wins" the elections "by dividing the people, will not be able to govern it and will not be able to join it later. 'is our democracy.'
His words followed a few hours of attack, always indirect, spurred by former Republican President George W.
Bush to the current White House tenant. "Intolerance is blasphemy for American values," he said.