Veterans Skeptical After President Obama's Speech In Charlotte
President Obama faced a tough crowd of veterans in Charlotte Tuesday.
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President Obama faced a tough crowd of veterans in Charlotte Tuesday.
The President's visit comes during a heated Senate race in North Carolina. A campaign that could help swing the balance of power on the Senate floor.
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While President Obama will be in Charlotte Tuesday to address Veteran Affairs, the visit comes in the midst of multiple controversies, from racial tensions in Ferguson to the escalating crisis in the Middle East.
Congresswoman Kay Hagan wants Obama to address the problems veterans face, including those with VA hospitals across the country.
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White House officials have confirmed that President Obama is expected to speak in Charlotte on Tuesday.
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