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Obama Takes Citizen Questions on Google+ Hangout

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January 31, 2012

President Obama held his first Google+ Hangout on Monday evening, the first real time online conversation in White House history.

More than 227,000 people submitted questions to the president to answer during the discussion, which focused on the issues President Obama spoke about during last week’s State of the Union Address, primarily job creation, education and the federal budget.

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