President Obama Charms in Google+ Hangout; Discusses Unemployment, Education & His Anniversary – VIDEO
The event was staged for him to charm the audience – and that’s exactly what President of the United States, Barack Obama did as he took part in a Google+ Hangout. A publicity stunt, the event was meant to give the American public a chance to ask questions of their President – especially those questions related to the State of The Union Address which happened a couple of weeks earlier.
From emphasizing on his plans, to follow up and make economy better, creation of jobs through innovation and development goals in high tech manufacturing, whatever President Obama said was designed to lay down the foundation for his upcoming reelection. The Google+ Hangout was the first all-digital interview to be conducted from the White House. It also gave President Obama a rare opportunity to connect with his voters and discuss matters that ailed the general public and his visions for America. Obama on his Google+ Hangout discussed matters like education, unemployment and even him dancing jigs and his upcoming 20th wedding anniversary!
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India celebrated its 63rd Republic Day on Thursday, January 26th 2012. Republic Day is a national celebration that honors when India became an independent Republic on Jan. 26, 1950. Republic Day commemorates the date on which the Constitution of India came into force replacing the Government of India Act 1935 as the governing document of India. It’s one of India’s three national holidays.
