Donald Trump recently called out Barack Obama, saying he is “spitting in the face” of Americans. The claim comes amidst reports that Obama has been taking part in confidential discussions with the White House. According to The New York Times, these discussions are centered around strategizing for the forthcoming election. A proof of Obama’s deep involvement in the country's politics even after his presidency.

Joe Biden, who served as vice president under Obama, often communicates with him to gauge the dynamics of the presidential race. In response, Obama has been in regular contact with Jeff Zients, Biden’s chief of staff, and other White House aides. According to a senior adviser, Obama has serious concerns about Biden losing to Trump.

Based on current polling data, the race between Biden and Trump is tight. Biden trails slightly on a national level and by wider margins in several crucial swing states. This situation is critical as these states will most likely determine the outcome of the election. The New York Times has also revealed that Obama once previously warned Biden about the risk of defeat against Trump.

Obama has advised Biden to adopt a more aggressive approach to the election campaign. He believes Biden’s campaign has been too dependent on a small circle of advisers and has not been proactive enough. Obama also urged Biden to transform the election into a referendum on Trump, suggesting a strategic shift to energize Biden’s campaign.

Bill Clinton will join Obama and Biden at a significant fundraiser event for the Biden campaign, which will be held at New York’s Radio City Music Hall.  According to a social media post by Biden, the event will discuss the critical issues at stake in the election and strategize on defeating Trump again.

This event is a fundraiser, but that is not all it is. It is also a rare public discussion among three presidents, moderated by Stephen Colbert. According to the campaign, various celebrities will be in attendance, including Lizzo, Queen Latifah, Mindy Kaling, Cynthia Erivo, and Ben Platt. It is a unique gathering that signals a critical moment in American politics as Biden seeks to prevent his predecessor from returning to office.

Unsurprisingly, the event has attracted considerable interest, with tickets priced between $225 and $500,000. Notably, attendees have the opportunity to be photographed with the three presidents by a renowned photographer.

Barack Obama recently met Biden at the White House in what was described as both a reunion and a strategic session. The interaction was light-hearted, but the primary focus was on the upcoming election. Obama has been candid about the election being incredibly close and requires an “all-hands-on-deck” approach.

During their meeting, Obama and Biden, along with former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, made an organizing call marking the 14th anniversary of the Affordable Care Act. Obama emphasized the importance of healthcare in the election. He said, “We have the chance to do even more, but that only happens if we send Joe and Kamala back to the White House in November.”

Obama has been very active in playing a supporting role for Biden via public fundraising appeals and private conversations. His involvement will reportedly increase as the election nears, highlighting his commitment to Biden’s reelection campaign.

Obama’s role in the upcoming months will include making fundraising appeals and motivating young voters, especially those in the Black and Latino communities. These demographic groups are crucial to Biden’s chances of reelection. Obama plans to leverage his influence and popularity to engage the voters, underlining the campaign’s strategic focus on mobilizing young Americans.

Obama’s involvement in Biden’s campaign is part of a grand scheme to utilize his popularity and appeal to ensure a Democratic victory. He has expressed readiness to do whatever it takes to keep Biden in power, emphasizing the urgency of the situation given Trump’s candidacy. This commitment is a reflection of Obama’s active role in shaping the Democratic campaign and his belief in the importance of preventing a Trump presidency.