Barak Obama will get thousands of visits at White House as President’s last day in office to say ‘Thanks,
Thousands of people are planning to visit the White House this January as the President’s last day in office to say him “Thanks Obama” and more than 18, 000 people have signed up to an event on Facebook to stand in front of the White House on January 19th to just say the honorable President only to say “Thanks Obama” and it is respected gesture of a lot of people to visit White House more than 50,000 people have registered as “ interested “ in the event.
The event, organized by Bejide Davis and Amanda Washington Lockett states, “Who wants to come with me to DC in January and stand at the White House gate and just clap for the President on his last day of work? This is a way we can truly and sincerely say, ‘Thanks, Obama.’”
“Though Obama is leaving the White House but his some landmark accomplishments and contributions will be remember by the world”
” Economy System”
Businesses, according to the president, have “added 13.7 million new jobs over a 69-month streak of job growth.” Mr. Obama also cited the latest unemployment rate figures — in October, it fell to 5 percent and has remained at that level since — as proof of a strong economy.
“More Americans getting health insurance coverage”
Despite numerous Republican threats and challenges to the Affordable Care Act (ACA), the president’s landmark health bill survived 2015. In June, the Supreme Court even upheld a major part of the Obamacare legislation, ruling in a 6-3 decision that the federal government can give out subsidies to its consumers in all states, no matter whether they signed up through the federal or state-based exchange.
“America’s global leadership on climate change”
For the past year, the president has heavily championed a climate change agenda. And just last week, the world came together at the Paris COP21 climate talks to reach a historic deal with ambitious goals to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
“Iran Nuclear Deal”
Six world powers, including the United States, struck a landmark nuclear deal with Iran. And in the months after, despite staunch Republican objection, the deal survived a vote in Congress.
“The legalization of same-sex marriage”
“Love won,” the president said, referring to the Supreme Court’s landmark 5-4 decision that same-sex couples have a constitutional right to marry. “No matter who you are, here in America, you’re free to marry the person you love because the freedom to marry is now the law in all 50 states.”
“The Trans-Pacific Partnership”
Mr. Obama’s legacy-defining trade deal involving 12 Pacific Rim countries was sealed, with provisions to cut trade barriers, protect labor and environmental interests and ensure intellectual property rights. In his Saturday video, the president called the Trans-Pacific Partnership the “strongest, most pro-worker, pro-environment trade agreement in our history.”
“Standing strong against terrorism”
Over the past week, the president has urged Americans to stay united in the face of terror threats, after the recent shooting in San Bernardino left the nation wary of future strikes. “Even as we continue to grieve over the attack in San Bernardino, we’re leading a global coalition and hitting ISIL harder than ever,” Mr. Obama said, using a different acronym for the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, or ISIS. “In Syria and Iraq, ISIL is losing territory, and we’re not going to stop until we destroy this terrorist organization.”
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