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How Did President Obama Accomplishments
Good Morning Community by name is Freddy Hooker .

I am here to talk about President Obama Accomplishments has 8 years of presidency.

President Obama already made history when he was sworn in has the first black president of the United States. The main accomplishments was saving the United States from going into a great depression in 2009. I do not know why people did not like Barak he saved us based of rescuing the economy. He also signed the Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act in 2010 to re-regulate the financial sector after the Great Recession. Another thing people do not give him enough credit for eliminating Osama Bin Laden the most dangerous terrorist in American History after killing over 2,000 people in 9/11. He also
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