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In the American system of government, presidents are only allowed to serve two consecutive terms. This was not always so-- President Franklin Delano Roosevelt served nearly four (he died in office in his fourth term). After that, the constitution was amended so that no future presidents could serve more than two terms in a row. Thus, President Obama, who was elected in 2008 and re-elected in 2012, must leave office at the end of his second term.

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11y ago

A democracy emphasizes on giving or providing choice to the citizens. If the same president was there forever, it would be more like a Dictatorship where there is only one ruler.

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He can leave because his term expires, because he dies, because he resigns, or because he is removed from office by Congress via an impeachment process specified in the US Constitution.

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Obama will leave office in January of 2017 when his term as president expires.

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His 2 terms are over. You can only be President for 8 years at the maximum.

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he was bussy

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