January 31st, 2012
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medilldc: Google Politics & Elections gives a breakdown of the questions asked during last night’s Google+ hangout with President Barack Obama. Obama “sat down” with five voters during the virtual interview, also fielding questions other participants could submit via Google or YouTube. More than 133,000 were submitted, according to the White House.  About 35 percent of questions regarded jobs and the economy, with government reform and foreign policy making up 24 and 20 percent of questions, respectively. By David Uberti 

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Google Politics & Elections gives a breakdown of the questions asked during last night’s Google+ hangout with President Barack Obama.

Obama “sat down” with five voters during the virtual interview, also fielding questions other participants could submit via Google or YouTube. More than 133,000 were submitted, according to the White House. 

About 35 percent of questions regarded jobs and the economy, with government reform and foreign policy making up 24 and 20 percent of questions, respectively.

By David Uberti 

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