Some ordinary Americans got to hang out online with President Obama Monday. The president appeared in a live video chat known as a "hangout" on Google's social networking site, Google Plus.
Most of the questions the president took were about jobs and the economy. A Texas woman expressed frustration because her husband has been out of work for three years. The president told the woman to send him her husband's resume, and he'd try to help them out.
He even took one question from a Fremont teenager.
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