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After two years, President Biden’s turnover rate was 43%; President Obama was at 24%, President George W. Bush was at 33%, President Clinton was at 38%, President George H.W. Bush was at 35%, and President Reagan was at a whopping 57% turnover rate | Collector
After two years, President Biden’s turnover rate was 43%; President Obama was at 24%, President George W. Bush was at 33%, President Clinton was at 38%, President George H.W. Bush was at 35%, and President Reagan was at a whopping 57% turnover rate
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After two years, President Biden’s turnover rate was 43%; President Obama was at 24%, President George W. Bush was at 33%, President Clinton was at 38%, President George H.W. Bush was at 35%, and President Reagan was at a whopping 57% turnover rate

After two years, President Biden’s turnover rate was 43%; President Obama was at 24%, President George W. Bush was at 33%, President Clinton was at 38%, President George H.W. Bush was at 35%, and President Reagan was at a whopping 57% turnover rate

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