A writer has released new information saying that former President Barack Pajama,

or Bahama, or Orama, it's hard to remember his name now that Donald Trump has

particalized his legacy into indesernable granlits of historical dust,

blown into obscurity by the winds of time.

But anyway, Barack Obama is apparently angry that Donald Trump has

particalized his legacy into indesernable granlits of historical dust,

blown into obscurity by the winds of time.

The new information is included in the latest edition of a book by Peter Baker,

the chief White House correspondent for The New York Times, a former newspaper.

In the Baker book, former President O'Hara says that he took the 2016 defeat of Hillary Clinton

as a, quote, personal insult, unquote, especially after voters emerged from the voting booth shouting,

hey Obama, you're a corrupt and competent, so I voted for Donald Trump and would have voted for him,

even if he were a slab of roast beef, so take that you buffoon.

Baker says Bahama was also angry at Hillary Clinton for running what he called a, quote,

solace campaign, unquote.

Clinton defenders say Obama's been unfair and a solace campaign was the only sort of campaign

Hillary could run given her personal circumstances.

O'Hara said he was worried that when people looked back on his administration,

they would only remember the sluggish economy, the Middle East's ascent into chaos,

the abuse of the IRS to silence political enemies, the abuse of the FBI to spy on political opponents,

the abuse of the State Department to cover up fatal incompetence in Benghazi,

and the abuse of the Justice Department to cover up the fast and furious scandal

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