Synonyms for Barack Obama
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   Barack Hussein Obama, Jr., Barack Hussein Obama, Obama, President Obama, Barack H. Obama II, Barack Hussein Obama II, Barack Obama II, President Barack Hussein Obama II, Sen. Barack Obama, Barak Obama

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1. Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker:

   Because what we found is many of those same Independents turned around and vote — 11% of them voted for Barack Obama in the fall, they were, oddly enough, Obama-Walker voters, which politically makes no sense. Why? Because they were people hungry for leadership. They were frustrated because they felt that Romney hadn't offered a clear plan of what he would do.

2. Mitt Romney:

   While hitting familiar Republican points criticizing the size of the federal debt, Romney at times sounded like a Democrat, calling for President Barack Obama and other leaders in Washington to act on common liberal priorities such as climate change, poverty and education. ‘I'm one of those Republicans who thinks we are getting warmer and that we contribute to that.

3. Donald Trump:

   The Democrats spent more time attacking Barack Obama than they did attacking me, practically, the Democrats have never been so far outside the mainstream.

4. Patty Murray:

   I will be voting to support the agreement to prevent Iran from developing a nuclear weapon. I will vote against the resolution of disapproval, and, if needed, I will vote against overriding President (Barack) Obama's veto.

5. Bonnie Glaser:

   The persistence of dredging, along with construction and militarization on China's artificial islands, underscore Beijing's unwillingness to exercise self-restraint and look for diplomatic paths to reduce tensions, on the eve of President Xi Jinping's visit to the United States, Beijing appears to be sending a message to President Barack Obama that China is determined to advance its interests in the South China Sea even if doing so results in heightened tensions with the United States.