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OBAMA SAYS HE'S SURPRISED HOW FAST BIZ LEADERS BENT THE KNEE TO APPEASE TRUMP
Hindustan Times Navi Mumbai
|November 03, 2025
WASHINGTON: Former president Barack Obama said on Saturday that he was taken aback by how quickly many of the United States’s business leaders, law firms and universities “bent the knee” to appease President Donald Trump, as he urged voters to push back against what he called the “lawlessness and recklessness” of the Trump administration, Reuters reported.
Campaigning on Saturday for Democratic candidates for governor for Virginia and New Jersey, Abigail Spanberger and Mikie Sherrill, Obama delivered a sharp critique of Trump’s policies and influence on American institutions.
This story is from the November 03, 2025 edition of Hindustan Times Navi Mumbai.
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