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Of course there were protesters there all ways will be and there were alot of them espicallly since he was becoming the first African american president

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Yes. There were protests from the Republican side of the party. Each for different reasons , but for example, if Hilary Clinton were to be elected, there would be protests as well.

No matter who became president, there wee have been protests, but to answer your question, yes there were protests when Obama was elected.

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