Ask Obama 'anything' on Reddit

By Casey Dolan
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Wed Aug 29, 2012 4:29 PM EDT

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President Obama's Reddit verification photo.

If you are like me and intimidated, intrigued and just a little confused by website Reddit — get over it and jump on your computer. President Barack Obama is about to participate in a Reddit AMA or "Ask me Anything." Check it out here and sign-in to ask him a question. 

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Comment author avatarKeith Longey

12 hours now, and apparently no takers, O'Donnell. Perhaps people have really heard enough from this failed President?

    Reply#1 - Thu Aug 30, 2012 6:00 AM EDT
    Comment author avatarEYD from NC

    You were able to make a lot of progress in your first two years, until the republicans took over congress. As they’ve said their #1 goal is to make you a 1 term president.

    What can be accomplished with them blocking everything you try to put forward?

      Reply#2 - Thu Aug 30, 2012 8:53 AM EDT
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