Obama will settle in Caloram after the transfer of powers of the President of the United States - ForumDaily
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Obama will settle in Caloram after the transfer of authority of the President of the United States

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US President Barack Obama after the transfer of authority to the new head of state and his family will move from the White House to the Washington area called Kalorama. This Tuesday reports The national journal.

As Obama himself stated earlier, his family will remain in Washington until the youngest daughter, Sasha, finishes school.

Thus, Obama will be the first US president not to leave the District of Columbia immediately after leaving office in almost 100 years - since the 28th President Woodrow Wilson.

The White House has not yet reported in which of the houses the 44 President of the United States will live, but it is already known that the ambassadorial missions of the European Union, Great Britain, France, Iceland and Portugal will be within walking distance.

In addition, as previously reported, the Obama Presidential Library will be transported to Chicago.

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