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The hidden message in Obama's 'farewell' speech
The hidden message in Obama's 'farewell' speech
OPINION: On Tuesday night, Obama's speech wasn't so much a "farewell" as a "to be continued." He made it clear that he plans to be quite vocal -- on everything from illegal immigration, replacing ObamaCare, climate change, and the Iran nuclear deal -- if he feels the necessity.

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