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The discussion also touched on how former President Barack Obama and other Democratic figures have responded to Trump’s diplomatic success. Conway criticized Obama for what she called a "lecture" on morality and humility, contrasting his approach with Trump’s more pragmatic strategy.
She argued that Obama often took on a moralistic tone—scolding and shaming opponents from a platform she described as "bully pulpit." Conway pointed out that Obama’s own record includes politicized messaging, such as scolding voters and advocating for policies like defunding the police and contentious debates over men's and women's sports. She claimed that Obama’s tendency to preach from a position of moral superiority could be perceived as disconnected from the political realities faced by many Americans.