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Barack Obama’s Half-Brother Once Again Shows His Ass By Doing The Unthinkable

The former president recently gave a viral speech at the DNC in Chicago.

Malik Obama, the half-brother of former President Barack Obama, is showing his whole ass by pledging allegiance to Donald Trump. And itโ€™s not the first time heโ€™s played this tune.

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Malikโ€™s relentless crusade against Obama started on Tuesday (Sept. 3) when he went on X to post an old photo of the two captioned โ€œFake Ass when we were brothers.โ€

https://twitter.com/ObamaMalik/status/1831044493686235530?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw

The following day, he returned to the social media app and declared, โ€œI am Malik Obama. Iโ€™m a registered Republican and Iโ€™m voting for President Donald Trump.โ€

In 2016, Malikย endorsed Trump and attended his 2020 inauguration as Trumpโ€™s guest. Shortly after the former reality star was sworn in as President, Malik went online and posted a fake birth certificate he said belonged to Barackโ€” which added fuel to Trumpโ€™s racist โ€œbirtherismโ€ claims.

Malik Obamaโ€™s conservatism has been quite the shock as his brother โ€” the nationโ€™s first Black president โ€” recently gave a viral speech at the Democratic National Convention last month.

https://twitter.com/ObamaMalik/status/1831336318422413511?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw

Our forever POTUS enthusiastically endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris as the Democratic presidential nominee and disparaged Trump in an insult that has now gone viral.

โ€œItโ€™s been a constant stream of gripes and grievances thatโ€™s actually gotten worse now that heโ€™s afraid of losing to Kamala,โ€ he stated. โ€œThe childish nicknames and crazy conspiracy theories and weird obsession with crowd sizes.โ€

Obama said the aforementioned remarks while making a gesture with his hands to mock Trump and hit him where it hurts. As reported by Forbes, Malikโ€™s own political career in Kenya was inspired by his brotherโ€™s presidency. He ran independently โ€” albeit unsuccessfully โ€” as the mayor of Kenyan village Kogelo over a decade ago.

โ€œWhen I look at the success that [Barack] has had in the U.S., I feel I would have let down my people if I do not follow in his footsteps and end their suffering through dedicated, honest and focused leadership,โ€ Malik said.

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