Obama’s ‘Cheesecake Factory’ jab rankles Trump on campaign stop
Former President Barack Obama has struck a nerve with President Donald Trump. President Donald Trump angered by former President Barack Obama's comment that the White House was "looking like Saddam Hussein opened a Cheesecake Factory" during a campaign rally in Mississippi, where he defended his focus on remodeling the WhiteHouse. The comment was made during a time when Trump was in the solidly Republican state, which has been shifting toward Democrats, as part of his efforts to shore up candidates before the midterms. Despite his low approval ratings, Trump insisted that he had spent little time on redesigning the Whitehouse, which he has demolished to make way for a new ballroom. However, he also defended his decision to focus on the renovations, stating that he enjoys doing it and that it relaxes him. The former president's remarks sparked outrage among some of Trump's most devoted critics and supporters.
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President Donald Trump addresses supporters during a campaign rally at the Crossroads Arena, in Corinth, Miss., on Monday. Trump took time from campaign issues to defend his fixation on remodeling the... [3802 symbols]
