Former President Barack Obama The crowd told Thursday night that some sacrifices may be necessary to boycott President Donald Trump’s policies.
Obama spoke at Hamilton College in Clinton, New York on Thursday and accused Trump administration Try to destroy the international order after World War II Washington Post.
In his speech, Obama called Trump’s actions “violate our basic contract as Americans” and called on students to do more to resist Trump’s policies.
“In our lives, it’s easy to say that you’re a progressive person, or that you’re socially just, or that you’re free speech without having to pay for it… Now we’re in one of those moments… not enough… just saying that you’re doing something. You might actually have to do something, maybe even sacrifice a little bit,” Obama said.
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Former President Barack Obama made his debut on August 20, 2024 on the second day of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. (Reuters/Mike Segar)
Obama also said law firms and universities need to play a more active role in resisting Trump’s resistance, and he would have a lot of repression if he tried to approve the law firm.
“Now, it’s unimaginable that the same party that keeps silent will endure such behavior on me or a whole bunch of my predecessors,” Obama said.
Former President Barack Obama spoke with then-President Donald Trump on January 9, 2025 at former President Jimmy Carter of Washington, Washington, Washington, Washington, Washington, on January 9, 2025. (Roberto Schmidt/AFP via Getty Images)
Obama said he is very concerned about the federal government that threatens the university if students do not give up on their right to exercise their freedom of speech. ”
“You all grew up in an international order created by the United States after World War II. … This is an important moment because the U.S. government has been working hard to destroy this order for the past two months.” “Democracy is recent.
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Former President Barack Obama spoke at a rally. (Bill Pugliano/Getty Images)
Thursday night speech Hamilton College Not recorded.
