Which statement is true of obama’s presidency? question 2 options: passed controversial healthcare reform bill known as obamacare all of these served 2 terms when re-elected over republican mitt romney witnessed the elimination of terrorist leader osama bin laden as a foreign policy victory

All the statements of Obama's presidency are true.

-Passed controversial healthcare reform bill known as Obamacare

This law requires most adults not covered by a health plan, whether provided by their employers or sponsored by the government, to maintain coverage, otherwise risking being fined. Those who earn below four times the poverty line will receive tax credits in order to subsidize the payment of health insurance. Medicaid eligibility expands to include people earning up to 133% of the poverty line.

The law affects certain aspects of the private health insurance industry and public health programs. It prohibits insurance companies from taking pre-existing conditions or sex into account, requiring them to grant coverage to all applicants and to offer the same rates regardless of their health status or sex. In addition, this law seeks to expand coverage to include 30 million uninsured Americans, thanks to its grants, the expansion of Medicaid and an expected increase in the number of health insurance.

-He served two terms when re-elected over Republican Mitt Romney

In the presidential election of November 4, 2008, Obama defeated Republican presidential candidate John McCain, taking office as 44th President on January 20, 2009.

On April 4, 2011, he announced the start of his presidential re-election campaign for 2012 and on November 6 he was re-elected to serve for another four years, after defeating Republican candidate Mitt Romney.

-He witnessed the elimination of terrorist leader Osama bin Laden as a foreign policy victory

On May 1, 2011, he announced to the media that a group of special forces of the US Navy had killed the terrorist Osama bin Laden in Pakistan.

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