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Seven Times the GAO Found the Obama Administration Violated Federal Law By Democrats’ and journalists’ standards, President Barack Obama ought to have been impeached for the seven times the GAO found his administration violated federal law.

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Seven Times the GAO Found the Obama Administration Violated Federal Law

In this Aug. 6, 2013, file photo. President Barack Obama laughs as the crowd sings him "Happy Birthday" at the start of his speech about housing at Desert Vista High School in Phoenix. The man who lives at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. is more than just another famous face, or the …

By Democrats’ and journalists’ standards, President Barack Obama ought to have been impeached for the seven times the GAO found his administration violated federal law.

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