Breaking: Viral post shows crowds booing Trump and J.D. Vance while Barack Obama remains widely admired — an “amazing” partisan contrast. Judge the photo. What do you think? Comment. According to The Guardian. (theguardian.com)
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An online post declares that Donald Trump and Senator JD Vance are routinely booed at public outings while former President Barack Obama remains widely beloved across America. The breaking-news style tweet — which includes a photo link — contrasts negative crowd reactions to Trump and Vance with enthusiastic reception for Obama, calling the contrast “amazing.” The message underscores partisan divides and public sentiment at events, suggesting that political figures’ crowd responses differ sharply. While brief and anecdotal, the post frames these reactions as evidence of changing popular favor and invites viewers to judge the spectacle through the attached image now.
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