Democrats just aren’t that great at pretending that they are proud to be Americans. Never is that obvious than on July 4th, when the rest of […] ...

Zohran Mamdani released a video of himself interviewing people on the street in Queens and the Bronx who had voted for Donald ...

Former President Barack Obama criticized President Donald Trump on Tuesday night, comparing him to an autocrat. Speaking at The Bushnell Performing Arts Center in Hartford, Connecticut, at a ...

The campaign featured slogans like “Never again, until next year” and “Never again, see you next year,” intended to reflect the exhaustion and perseverance of marathon runners.

Many are highly doubtful. The point is that the story of Barack Obama being on the "down low" never reached such a critical mass that the campaign felt that a public refutation was warranted.

But what about Barack Obama in 2008? ’Change you can believe in' and later, ‘Yes we can,’ a slogan inspired by the Spanish version, Sí se puede, used by the United Farmer Workers of America.

As former President Barack Obama shared the stage with Vice President Kamala Harris on Thursday in Clarkston, Ga., she led the crowd in a chant of “Yes, we can,” his 2008 campaign slogan.

Abon'go Malik Obama, the half-brother for former President Barack Obama, stole the spotlight from his relative by revealing Wednesday that he would once again be voting for Donald Trump in November.

'Yes she can': Barack Obama tweaks 2008 campaign slogan to back Kamala Harris at DNC Former President Obama, greeted with rapturous applause and cheers at the packed arena during the party's ...

When the crowd booed Trump, Obama also turned to a familiar refrain from his time as president: “Do not boo — vote.” In another echo, one that repurposed his own campaign slogan, he said of ...

We need a president who will stand up for them and bargain for better wages. Kamala will be that president. Yes, she can," said the former president. "Yes, we can" was Obama's 2008 campaign slogan.

President Biden appeared to freeze up on stage and had to be led off by Barack Obama at the conclusion of a star-studded campaign fundraiser in Los Angeles Saturday night.