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The document outlines several campaign promises made by Barack Obama and updates on the status of each promise. It shows that Obama achieved two promises - requiring 10% renewable energy by 2012 and killing Osama bin Laden. However, many other promises saw little to no progress such as closing Guantanamo, creating green jobs, immigration reform, and making the unionization process more transparent. The document criticizes Obama, questioning whether he should be considered for another term given his failure to fulfill many of his promises.
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