特朗普支持率冲高至47%，却被前任奥巴马骂得“狗血淋头”（附视频）
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距离11月6日中期选举的日子没有几天了，据据外媒报道，最新民调显示，尽管在可能投票的选民中，民主党的支持率领先共和党9个百分点，不过，特朗普的支持率有了很大的变化！其支持率达到了47%，创下新高。
从美国民众整体的意向来看，最看重的是执政党对于经济问题的处理。特朗普当政的两年里，因为他的“美国优先″，在美国国内有很大一部分“市场"。经济复苏的脚步以及税收改革在民众中反应比较强烈，这一切在2017年底已经显现出来。
但是，值得注意的是，特朗普的国际形象仍然不佳，不满情绪在美国的一些亲密盟国和伙伴中尤为普遍。自特朗普就任总统后，先后宣布退出《巴黎协定》和伊核.协议、质疑并批评北约、指责邻国和盟国等等举动疏远了美国与盟友的关系。
作为共和党的死对头，民主党的工作也一直没有停下，连上一任美国总统奥巴马都开始到处拉票.... 10月26日，为民主党候选人助选的奥巴马再度现身威斯康星州密尔沃基市，他描述了美国和全球政治当前面临的严峻景象，称特朗普是一个“毫无羞耻感的撒谎者”！
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奥巴马在造势大会上说：“我在此要求你们去投票。去投票在可能是我们一生中最重要的选举。我们是谁？我们想看到什么样的政治。我们期待民选官员有怎样的问责？”奥巴马虽然没有点名批评总统特朗普，但言辞极之不客气。奥巴马继续抨击说：“我们前所未见的是，在我们近期的公共事务中，最低限度是政客们公然地、重复地、放肆的地毫无羞耻地说谎，编造故事。”奥巴马又指特朗普近日声称考虑在中期选举前公布针对中产阶层的减税计划是虚构的，因为国会现时根本没有会议，呼吁选民届时不要投票给共和党。
An at times incredulous former President Barack Obama returned to the campaign trail again Friday ahead of the November midterms, attacking what he calls outright lies by Republicans on the issue of health careand telling the crowd in Milwaukee, Wisconsin: "In Washington, they have racked up enough indictments to field a football team. "
"Their promise to drain the swamp, that was not on the up and up," Obama added, "Nobody in my administration got indicted."
Obama went after recent efforts by President Donald Trump and Republican candidates to claim the GOP is the party that wants to protect pre-existing condition coverage for all Americans, pointing out that Wisconsin is one of several states that has joined a lawsuit that would gut those very same protections.
"These same Republicans are running millions of dollars’ worth of ads around the country saying we’re going to protect pre-existing conditions. Your governor’s been running one of those ads, while his administration is literally suing the government to take away pre-existing conditions protections," Obama said, "They’re running ads everywhere saying we’re protecting it…it’s just not true."
Stumping for Sen. Tammy Baldwin, gubernatorial candidate Tony Evers, and a slew of Democratic congressional candidates in the Badger State, Obama again cast the election as a critical and fateful moment for the nation.
"This one, it really is that important, the stakes really are that high, the consequences of anybody sitting out are high," Obama said, "America is at a crossroads right now."
The former president also addressed Republican attempts to gin up fear around the caravan of migrants currently traveling to the U.S.-Mexico border, saying it was nothing more than "fear-mongering," in the heat of an election season.
"Suddenly it's this group of folks, we don't even know where they are, they're way down there. That's the biggest thing, and you know as soon as the election is over, everybody will be like -- what happened? We were being invaded, where'd it go?"
But aside from his gripes about the GOP, Obama also said the coming election is about something bigger than today's political battles.
"There's something at stake in this election that goes beyond party, what is at stake is a politics that is decent and honest and lawful, and tries to do right by people, and that's worthy of this country we love," Obama said.
"Because it shouldn't be Democratic or Republican to say we don't just make stuff up. It shouldn't be Democratic or Republican to say you don't punish political opponents or threaten the freedom of the press just because you don't like what they say or write about you," Obama said.
"I've gotta believe that there are compassionate conservatives out there who think that there's nothing compassionate about ripping immigrant children from their mothers at the borders, and leaving them in a cold cell," Obama added.
Donald Trump's narrow 2016 victory marked the first time since the 1980s that the Badger State sided with a Republican presidential candidate, but Democrats are optimistic this cycle that they will perform well in the state and potentially unseat sitting GOP Gov. Scott Walker. A recent poll from the Marquette University Law School had the race statistically tied.
Obama will continue his campaign activity Friday night in Michigan, another Rust Belt state Trump won by a razor-thin margin in 2016. Obama will rally at a Detroit high school with Sen. Debbie Stabenow, gubernatorial candidate Gretchen Whitmer and congressional candidates Matt Longjohn, Gretchen Driskell, Elissa Slotkin and Haley Stevens.
"We are thrilled to welcome President Obama back to Michigan, and again thank him for his steadfast work as president to save the American auto industry, the lifeblood of our state's economy," Brandon Dillon, chair of the Michigan Democratic Party, said in a statement accompanying the announcement of Obama's visit.
Also in attendance at the Detroit rally will be former Attorney General Eric Holder, who Obama has partnered with on redistricting reform. Michigan voters are set to vote on Proposal 2 this election, which would "create an independent commission to manage the establishment of the state's congressional and state legislative districts," according to the Michigan Democratic Party.
In addition to his efforts to aid Democrats in tough races this cycle, Obama has focused his attention on boosting voter turnout across the board, casting the first major election since the inauguration of President Trump as a critical moment in American history.
"The consequences of you staying home would be profoundly dangerous for our country, for this democracy," Obama said at a rally in Nevada earlier this week.
In a recent tweet promoting voter registration and turnout efforts, Obama also referenced the importance the Midwest had on the 2016 election, specifically Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
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