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June 17, 2009: Ordered the federal government to extend key benefits to same-s3x partners of federal employees.
June 29, 2009: Hosted the first-ever White House lg bt Pride reception.
August 12, 2009: Awarded the highest civilian honor, the Medal of Freedom, to Billie Jean King and Harvey Milk.
October 28, 2009: Signed the Matthew Shepard and James Byrd Jr. Hate Crimes Prevention Act into law.
October 21, 2009: Created a National Resource Center for l3sbian, g4y, Bis3xual, and Transgender Elders.
January 1, 2010: Banned discrimination in federal workplaces based on gender identity.
January 4, 2010: Lifted the ban that prohibited people with HIV/AIDS from entering the United States.
March 23, 2010: Enacted the Affordable Care Act, reforming health care in America by lowering costs, expanding choice, and improving health care quality.
April 15, 2010: Ensured hospital visitation and medical decision-making rights for g4y and l3sbian patients.
June 22, 2010: Released Americas first comprehensive plan to prevent and end homelessness, which includes homeless lg bt youth.
June 22, 2010: Clarified the Family and Medical Leave Act to ensure family leave for lg bt employees.
June 9, 2010: Allowed transgender Americans to receive true gender passports without surgery.
October 1, 2010: Awarded a grant to the Los Angeles g4y and l3sbian Community Services Center to work with lg bt foster youth.
October 21, 2010: Recorded It Gets Better video to support lg bt youth experiencing bullying.
December 21, 2010: Led a United Nations measure to restore s3xual orientation to the definition of human rights.
December 22, 2010: Signed the repeal of Dont Ask, Dont Tell.
March 10, 2011: Hosted first-ever White House Conference on Bullying Prevention in Americas schools.
February 23, 2011: Declared the Defense of Marriage Act unconstitutional and announced the administration will no longer defend it in court.
March 31, 2011: Completed an Institute of Medicine study on lg bt health, the first of its kind.
May 27, 2011: Issued guidance to foster safer working environments for transgender federal employees.
July 19, 2011: Endorsed the Respect for Marriage Act, a legislative effort to repeal the Defense of Marriage Act.
August 15, 2011: Ended the Social Security Administrations gender no-match letters.
August 19, 2011: Supported l3sbian widow Edith Windsor in her suit against DOMA.
August 18, 2011: Clarified the meaning of family to include lg bt relationships, helping to protect bi-national families threatened by deportation.
September 20, 2011: Implemented the repeal of Dont Ask, Dont Tell.
September 30, 2011: Permitted military chaplains to officiate same-s3x marriages where legal.
October 1, 2011: Addressed the annual Human Rights Campaign dinner for the second time.
October 20, 2011: Awarded Citizens Medal to Janice Langbehn, l3sbian mother whose story paved the way for hospital visitation rights for same-s3x couples.
October 13, 2011: Allison Nathan become second openly g4y appointee to be confirmed to the federal bench under President Obamas administration.
October 31, 2011: Included specific data on health needs of l3sbian and bis3xual women in the Health Resources and Services Administrations Womens Health USA 2011' federal report.
November 1, 2011: In his presidential proclamation of National Adoption Month, President Obama called for equal treatment for same-s3x adoptive parents.
December 6, 2011: Created first-ever U.S. government strategy dedicated to combating human rights abuses against lg bt persons abroad.
December 1, 2011: On World AIDS Day, recommitted the U.S. to creating an AIDS-free generation.
January 8, 2012: Announced HUDs new rule protecting against housing discrimination based on s3xual orientation and gender identity.
February 2, 2012: Announced White House lg bt Conference Series to address issues affecting lg bt Americans, including health, housing and safety.
February 7, 2012: Promoted equal access to quality health care by enabling searches for health plans with same-s3x partner benefits on Healthcare.gov.
February 13, 2012: Proposed a 2013 federal budget for an economy built to last, including providing security for the lg bt community.
March 5, 2012: Ensured transgender veterans receive respectful care according to their true gender through the Veterans Health Administration.
March 15, 2012: Michael Fitzgerald, fourth openly g4y nominee under President Obama, is confirmed to the federal bench in California.
March 16, 2012: Came out against North Carolinas Amendment 1, which would prohibit same-s3x marriage in the state.
President Obama's Accomplishments:
1. Authorized successful operation to terminate Osama Bin Laden
2. War in Libya won without a drop of American blood
3. Instituted enforcement for equal pay for women
4. Completed the withdrawal of US troops from Iraq
5. Families of fallen soldiers have expenses covered to be on hand when the body arrives at Dover AFB
6. Ended media blackout on war casualties; reporting full information
7. Ended media blackout on covering the return of fallen soldiers to Dover AFB; the media is now permitted to do so pending adherence to respectful rules and approval of fallen soldiers family
8. The White House and federal government are respecting the Freedom of Information Act
9. Limits on lobbyists access to the White House
10. Limits on White House aides working for lobbyists after their tenure in the administration
11. Ended the previous stop-loss policy that kept soldiers in Iraq/Afghanistan longer than their enlistment date
12. Phased out the expensive F-22 war plane and other outdated weapons systems, which werent even used or needed in Iraq/Afghanistan
13. Removed restrictions on embryonic stem-cell research
14. Federal support for stem-cell and new biomedical research
15. New federal funding for science and research labs
16. States are permitted to enact federal fuel efficiency standards above federal standards
17. Increased infrastructure spending (roads, bridges, power plants) after years of neglect
18. Funds for high-speed, broadband Internet access to K-12 schools
19. New funds for school construction
20. US Auto industry rescued, GM is back to being #1 car maker in the world
21. Housing rescued from continued free fall
22. $789 billion economic stimulus plan that save the economy from the free fall
23. The secret detention facilities in Eastern Europe and elsewhere are being closed
24. Ended the previous policy; the US now has a no torture policy and is in compliance with the Geneva Convention standards
25. Better body armor is now being provided to our troops
26. The missile defense program is being cut by $1.4 billion in 2010
27. Restarted the nuclear nonproliferation talks and building back up the nuclear inspection infrastructure/protocols
28. Reengaged in the treaties/agreements to protect the Antarctic
29. Reengaged in the agreements/talks on global warming and greenhouse gas emissions
30. Successful release of US captain held by Somali pirates; authorized the SEALS to do their job
31. US Navy increased patrols off Somali coast to deter pirates
32. Attractive tax write-offs for those who buy hybrid automobiles
33. Cash for clunkers program offers vouchers to trade in fuel inefficient, polluting old cars for new cars; stimulated auto sales
34. Purchase fuel efficient American-made fleet for the federal government
35. Expanded the SCHIP program to cover health care for 4 million more children
36. Signed national service legislation; expandednational youth service program
37. Instituted a new policy on Cuba, allowing Cuban families to return home to visit loved ones
38. Ended the previous policy of not regulating and labeling carbon dioxide emissions
39. Expanding vaccination programs
40. Closed offshore tax safe havens
41. Negotiated deal with Swiss banks to permit US government to gain access to records of tax evaders and criminals
42. Ended the previous policy of offering tax benefits to corporations who outsource American jobs; the new policy is to promote in-sourcing to bring jobs back
43. Ended the previous practice of protecting credit card companies; in place of it are new consumer protections from credit card industrys predatory practices
44. Energy producing plants must begin preparing to produce 15% of their energy from renewable sources
45. Lower drug costs for seniors
46. Ended the previous practice of forbidding Medicare from negotiating with drug manufacturers for cheaper drugs; the federal government is now realizing hundreds of millions in savings
47. Increasing pay and benefits for military personnel
48. Improved housing for military personnel
49. Initiating a new policy to promote federal hiring of military spouses
50. Improved conditions at Walter Reed Military Hospital and other military hospitals
51. Established a new cyber security office
51. Began the process of reforming and restructuring the military 20 years after the Cold War to a more modern fighting force.
President Obama's list of Accomplishments:
52. Ended previous policy of awarding no-bid defense contracts
53. Ordered a review of hurricane and natural disaster preparedness
54. Established a National Performance Officer charged with saving the federal government money and making federal operations more efficient
55. Students struggling to make college loan payments can have their loans refinanced
56. Improving benefits for veterans
57. Instituted a new focus on mortgage fraud
58. The FDA is now regulating tobacco
59. Ended previous policy of cutting the FDA and circumventing FDA rules
60. Ended previous practice of having White House aides rewrite scientific and environmental rules, regulations, and reports
70. Policy of making more loans available to small businesses
71. Established independent commission to make recommendations on slowing the costs of Medicare
72. Appointment of first Latina to the Supreme Court
73. Authorized construction/opening of additional health centers to care for veterans
74. Limited salaries of senior White House aides; cut to $100,000
75. Renewed loan guarantees for Israel
76. Changed the failing/status quo military command in Afghanistan
77. Deployed additional troops to Afghanistan
78. New Afghan War policy that limits aerial bombing and prioritizes aid, development of infrastructure, diplomacy, and good government practices by Afghans