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Obama's Georgia rally puts Bottoms and Ossoff on the channel

The week's only upload brings together the former president, Georgia's senator and Keisha Lance Bottoms, now governor-elect.

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President Obama at GA Rally to Support Keisha Lance Bottoms & Jon Ossoff

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9:10Bottoms proposes Medicaid expansion, more education funding, higher teacher pay and expanded pre-K.
10:37Bottoms pledges to pause new data-center construction, citing environmental concerns and utility bills.
38:07Ossoff describes working with Republican local leaders to deliver federal resources across Georgia.
50:35Ossoff introduces Obama, who takes the stage and embraces both candidates.
55:00Obama criticizes Trump's record on prices, tariffs, healthcare and the war with Iran.

Barack Obama doesn't take the stage until roughly 51 minutes into his channel's Georgia rally recording. Before his entrance, Keisha Lance Bottoms and Jon Ossoff make their own cases to the crowd, giving the week's only upload the shape of a full campaign event rather than a presidential highlight reel.

Bottoms, Atlanta's former mayor and now Georgia's governor-elect, outlines Medicaid expansion, teacher pay and expanded pre-K. She also proposes pausing new data-center construction, linking the pledge to environmental protection and utility bills. Ossoff follows with criticism of the Trump administration and an account of working with Republican local leaders to bring federal resources to Georgia.

Then comes Obama's embrace with the candidates, some opening humor and the campaign message: "Everywhere you go it feels like change is in the air." His remarks turn to inflation, tariffs, healthcare and the war with Iran. The October 29 recording has reached about 164,000 views.

Campaigning is the new addition, but comedy remains the channel's busiest draw. "The Obama Tan Suit | Season Finale of Life, Larry and the Pursuit of Unhappiness" is drawing nearly three times the rally's daily views. The Short featuring his sister Maya and a sculpture honoring their mother also remains active.

The channel added about 5,000 subscribers over the week, though daily viewing is currently well below its usual level. Among the nearby political and public-body channels, The Democrats and Pete Buttigieg had larger weekly views gains; Obama's channel collected more than Pierre Poilievre's and Rep. Joe Neguse's. Its week combined one substantial campaign recording with an archive that reaches well beyond the campaign trail.

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