讀後心得

Former U.S. President Obama expressed concerns about the economic policies of the Trump administration and its infringement on free speech during a speech at Hamilton College. He encouraged students to speak out bravely and express their dissatisfaction, warning that Trump's tariff policies could harm the United States' international reputation. Obama emphasized the importance of democracy and the rule of law, calling for rights not to be suppressed. The White House has not yet responded to this.

Obama believes that students should be brave enough to express their dissatisfaction with the current government. After U.S. President Trump announced reciprocal tariffs, global financial markets were affected, and the U.S. stock market was no exception. Obama stated that he does not think Trump's economic policies are beneficial for the U.S. and expressed concern over Trump's infringement on freedom of speech. In a speech at Hamilton College, he pointed out that the actions of the federal government threaten students' freedom of speech and called on young people to express their dissatisfaction, noting that they may need to make some sacrifices, but should never let their rights lie dormant.

• Obama mentioned that Trump's policies have damaged the United States' reputation internationally.
• He questioned whether America would become arrogant and arbitrarily decide trade terms.
• Obama encouraged the students present to actively raise their voices, stating that many choose to remain silent, and that freedom of speech should not be suppressed.

Currently, the White House has not responded to Obama's remarks.