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Obama Warns Of Tight Race In Upcoming Election

President Barack Obama addresses the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, N.C., Sept. 6, 2012. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite, File)

During his speech at the Democratic National Convention on Tuesday, former President Barack Obama emphasized the importance of the upcoming election, describing it as a 'tight race' in a closely divided country. He acknowledged the energy and enthusiasm generated in recent weeks but cautioned that the outcome of the election remains uncertain.

Obama urged voters to consider the future of America and to actively participate in shaping the country they believe in. He highlighted the contrasting approaches of the candidates, pointing out that while Americans are contemplating their future, President Donald Trump appears unconcerned.

He urged voters to consider the future of America and actively participate in shaping it.
Obama described the election as a 'tight race' in a closely divided country.
Obama criticized President Trump for focusing on personal grievances.

Referring to Trump as a '78-year-old billionaire,' Obama criticized the President for his consistent complaints and grievances, suggesting that Trump's focus on personal grievances has intensified as the election draws closer.

Obama's speech at the United Center in Chicago aimed to rally support for the Democratic ticket and encourage voters to engage in the democratic process. By highlighting the stakes of the election and the need for active participation, Obama sought to mobilize voters and emphasize the significance of their choices.

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