Obama Credits Trump’s Success to Anger…That Was Fueled By His Administration


Obama may be right about something, Trump supporters are angry, but what he may not realize is that he caused their anger his failed policies, failed promised, and an overall faire of a presidency.

Donald Trump’s political success continues to gnaw at President Obama as he wraps up his presidency and prepares to hand the keys to the White House to his successor. In an interview with National Public Radio’s Steve Inskeep, the President took another shot at explaining why Trump continues to rise in the polls despite his inflammatory rhetoric.

Obama asserted that there is a growing anger among “blue-collar men” who are not able to cope with a changing economy and a changing demographic makeup of America:

“I do think that when you combine that demographic change with all the economic stresses that people have been going through because of the financial crisis, because of technology, because of globalization, the fact that wages and incomes have been flatlining for some time, and that particularly blue-collar men have had a lot of trouble in this new economy, where they are no longer getting the same bargain that they got when they were going to a factory and able to support their families on a single paycheck, you combine those things and it means that there is going to be potential anger, frustration, fear. Some of it justified but just misdirected.”

Obama pointed out that Trump is merely leveraging that anger and fear for political gain.

“I think somebody like Mr. Trump is taking advantage of that,” he said. “That’s what he’s exploiting during the course of his campaign.”

If President Trump ever becomes a reality, Barack Obama may have no one to blame but himself. Should he have proven his case for liberalism in America, perhaps there would have been a chance for Hillary to win, but in the meantime, people are turning against the president, and toward Trump.

Source: Breitbart



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