Social Media Roasts Trump’s 'Coup' Claims: Calls for Obama’s Arrest Ignite Firestorm

Just five years prior, President Donald Trump propagated the "Obamagate" conspiracy theory, incorrectly alleging that former President Barack Obama engaged in treasonous espionage against him. Presently, Trump has resurfaced this narrative, once again accusing Obama of treason and alluding to the prospect of incarceration.Tulsi Gabbard, who served as Trump's director of national intelligence, has advocated for criminal charges against Obama and several officials from his administration for “treasonous conspiracy” related to Trump's 2016 election, labeling it a “years-long coup.”A declassified report from ODNI, released on July 18, asserted that Obama’s team “manipulated and withheld” critical information on Russian interference in the election, despite contrary evidence.Political figures and commentators have widely dismissed these accusations. Representative Jim Himes described them as “baseless,” while social media users suggested that Trump’s remarks are a diversion from the ongoing Epstein files controversy. Gabbard continues to push this narrative, firmly insisting that those involved face the full scope of the law.