Obama Shares Student Leader Visit with Facebook Friends
When President Barack Obama visited Penn State last Thursday, he stopped by a roundtable of student leaders and shared some thoughts about key issues America faces. The video, as should have been expected considering the techno-savvy White House that the President does, has now find its way to the Internet for all of us to enjoy.
The White House even promoted it on Facebook (at press time the link already had 3,134 likes). You can check it out embedded below.
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