Face to face with President Obama

It is indeed an unforgettable day for 19-year-old Julio Osegueda from Cape Coral, when he was chosen by President Obama to ask one last question to him in a town hall meeting session at Fort Myers. This article came up in US Today website and became an instant hit. For all those who missed the happenings of the town hall meeting can check out the video below for a livelier experience.

Check out the interesting video…you’ll love it..!!

What did Osegueda ask the President?

Julio Osegueda student of a community college in his second semester is also working with McDonalds for four years. He questioned about the President’s plan for low wage earners and job benefits and facilities that are likely to be offered to them.

President Obama systematic and unperturbed addressed the following issues while answering to the question. He appreciated the student’s effort and said that he should be proud of himself for being very responsible at such young age. He promised that the Health Department has been sufficiently advised to offer medical care and protection to low wage earners. A tax refund has been ordered to cover up the tuition fee for college education. When the student spoke about his career interest as a broadcaster or RJ, President appreciated his communication skill and said that he deserved to be one.

Teenager lands with a job after asking a question

Soon after the interactive session got over, Julio Osegueda was offered the color announcer job at Fort Myers Miracle baseball team’s radio broadcast. He expressed absolute happiness on his temporary job and his dream come true of being a radio jockey. This video shows the freedom public can experience with the President of America and his presence of mind to instantly recognize the right enthusiasm. The teenager thanked the President for his cooperation and patience and was immediately prepared to take the job offered.

Hey guys, just imagine….if you would have ever got a chance to question the President, what must have been your question, I kept on thinking so many questions myself . Do you see a welcome change in this approach?