How a ‘struggling’ Democratic party can win the midterms, according to Obama

Former President Barack Obama admits Democrats are facing hurdles but offers a path to midterm victory and beyond.
Opinion

Obama’s ‘inclusive’ presidency ended up ‘devastating’ Democratic Party: Byron York

Washington Examiner chief political correspondent Byron York said Monday that there was a downside to the Democratic Party being “so inclusive” under former President Barack Obama. Obama addressed the ...

‘At some point, you age out’: Obama urges Democrats to pass torch to younger candidates

Obama calls for younger Democratic candidates to win 2026 midterms, warning older politicians can "age out" and lose connection to younger voters.

‘They’re behaving so badly,’ Obama says. Why is this positive news for Democrats?

Obama argues the current administration’s actions present an unexpected opening for party unity in the 2026 midterms.

Democrats’ struggles could be partly because they’re just too old, says Obama

“There is an element of, at some point, you age out,” the former president said.

This Day in History - February 9: Illinois Sen. Barack Obama won Nebraska’s first Democratic caucus

February 9, 2008 - With nearly two-thirds of the vote, Sen. Barack Obama of Illinois won Nebraska’s first Democratic caucus ...

Jesse Jackson walked, so Barack Obama could run

Jackson once explained the purpose behind his activism with characteristic clarity, saying, “We have to build a movement that ...