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Trump posts racist image of Obamas, White House defends it and slams 'fake outrage'

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A racist image of the Obamas was posted by Trump on his Truth Social account, sparking controversy and 'fake outrage' from the White House, which defended the post as not violating any platform rules.

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The depiction of the Obamas, posted from Trump's Truth Social account, was included in a video pushing a conspiracy theory about 2020 election voting machines.

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Original article published by CNBC on February 6, 2026.
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