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President Obama Speaks on an Economy Built to Last

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President Obama outlines his blueprint for an America built to last, which includes a strong manufacturing industry, at the Intel Ocotillo campus. January 26, 2011.

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  • OBAMA 2012: Re-Elected: Done Deal

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  • I hear me saying "Gabby!!, Gabby!!" :))

  • mitt Romney 2012  anyone?

  • mitt Romney 2012 59 V 41 Obama

  • Aik no ka chutiya ha

  • Intel is building a huge plant in arizona where I am....sounds like a good idea to me. Let's reward companies that bring the jobs back from overseas....

  • It really amazed me that even some Americans on here would post negativity on the white house youtube videos about the President, to me that's abuse of freedom of speech..especially hateful words and sorts that got to do with racism #What a shame, America....We all help built this country #America is for all of us not just single out Americans but for all Americans, so every 1 should be able to have a fair chance to rule this country..#BE THE AMERICAN OF CHANGE NOT HATE!!!

  • @stricktj: Well, dude sorry...he'll win again

  • @willypdyer : LEGGO!!!

    #HE'S SURELY ONE OF THE BEST AMERICAN PRESIDENT THEY EVER HAVE

    #HE'S THE PEOPLE PRESIDENT

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