Obama Answers Questions Live in a Google+ Hangout

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Eric Randall 376 Views Jan 30, 2012

President Obama is hosting a Google+ "hangout" at 5:30 p.m. Monday to answer questions submitted virtually. As with YouTube debates, it should be interesting to see the President take questions culled from an internet-based community. Will he have to address, among other things, marijuana legalization, wonders Reuters? We shall see ... 

 

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