New details on little-known Obama Presidential Library, tucked away in Hoffman Estates – Chicago Sun-Times

The gray brick exterior of the former Plunkett Furniture showroom has no grand architectural detail or even a sign to suggest that inside, for the past seven years, it’s been the temporary home of the official Barack Obama Presidential Library. That’s about 25 million unclassified paper documents and 35,000 physical artifacts, including gifts given to the Obamas: Obama’s silver BlackBerry; the draft of Obama’s first inaugural speech he wrote on a white, lined paper pad; a signed Pittsburgh Steelers football; a jeweled sword — a gift from Saudi Arabia; and one of Michelle Obama's dress.
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The Railroader
2 years ago

“the draft of Obama’s first inaugural speech he wrote on a white, lined paper pad”

Sure he did. We haven’t seen any of his collegiate work, or anything he wrote while a student. Barry Soetero was a fraud sold to the public by the insane media. The abandoned furniture store is actually a fitting place for this grifting leftist’s leavings. Leave it there.

Pat S.
2 years ago

Now that it’s common knowledge, perhaps security should be beefed up. Sounds like valuable stuff, ripe for the picking.

But, then again, how well can the thieves read … or do they read?

Tubal-Caine
2 years ago

To bad he had to hide it in a white suburb.

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