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Barack Obama shocked residents as he walked down the street to post his vote in the presidential election. The former US president shared a video of himself back home in Chicago on Tuesday (22 October). Obama tells supporters he is feeling “pretty good” as he walks along the street greeting residents on his way to the post box. As well as telling one man he has a “good looking” dog, he also reminds people to make sure they vote. Obama tells them: “I am showing you how easy it is.” Read More Watch: Barack Obama raps popular Eminem song at Detroit rally Trump bizarrely states he has ‘no cognitive problems and is not that close to 80’ Donald Trump tries to troll Kama Harris by serving up fries at McDonald’s
Coast Guard veteran Megan Lewis-Taylor changed careers twice and says she is in her best “chapter” yet, substantially increasing her pay with each move and now helping people on a larger scale.
