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I get that they didn't like President Obama but their lives were not miserable as they want me to believe. God was not banned and did not disappear, guns were not confiscated or even limited. (gun sales increased), no rights were taken away from anyone, in fact more people were rightfully given equality. The stock market hit record highs, unemployment dropped, construction increased as did home sales due to low interest rates. Our economy improved from the recession. Millions of Americans gained health insurance and insurance companies were required to cover everyone with preexisting conditions and lifetime caps were
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