Friend -- The President is back on the campaign trail this month, talking about the important accomplishments of this movement and how we can keep moving America forward in this fall's elections. Republicans are talking about something else: moving America backward. Just last week, John Boehner -- the would-be Republican Speaker of the House -- said of the Bush years, "We are not going to be any different than we've been." At least five different Republican Senate candidates, all running in close races, have said they would support abolishing the Department of Education. Many of them would also like to "phase out" Social Security and Medicare. And one even wants to get rid of maternity coverage. These are the people who would hold power if the Republicans took back Congress -- but we won't let that happen. By working together and asking folks to commit to vote this fall, we can keep moving America forward. Will you join us in Hampton? Here are the details: If you can't make that event, see if there's another one near you. President Obama and the Democrats in Congress have passed major reforms for Wall Street and health insurance and brought the last of our combat troops home from Iraq. Now they're fighting to create green jobs and to repeal Don't Ask, Don't Tell. That's moving America forward. But Republican candidates want to take us back to the policies of the Bush years -- and even further. We cannot let that happen. OFA volunteers across the country will be knocking on doors and calling voters across the country this week -- and I hope you can join them in Hampton. RSVP here: http://VA.barackobama.com/Vote2010Events Thanks, Jeremy Jeremy Bird Deputy Director Organizing for America |
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Sunday, September 12, 2010
One on one
Friend -- Over the next two months, Organizing for America volunteers like you will talk to millions of voters about what's at stake this fall. Our Vote 2010 goals are ambitious -- but meeting them is the only way President Obama will be able to continue moving our country forward with strong allies in Congress. We know these one-on-one conversations are incredibly effective. In 2008, volunteers like you turned out millions of voters -- many for the first time. And in our increasingly fractured digital environment -- when so much competes for our time and attention -- conversations between friends, family members, and neighbors remain the most trusted and impactful method of political persuasion. I have a tremendous amount of confidence in this strategy -- and you -- because I saw how it changed politics in 2008. You connected personally with more voters than any campaign in history -- and we won. This year, the strategy is the same. That's why we've put together resources to guide you in your conversations with voters this fall. It's time to get back out there and deliver our message again. Check out these resources and gear up for election season. Now and over the next 51 days, President Obama is forcefully taking on the Republicans and making this case to voters in cities across the country. But he can't deliver this message alone. Republicans are desperately trying to take over Congress by threatening to repeal the historic changes we've achieved together. That's it. Even if they weren't funded largely by special interests, theirs would be one of the most cynical campaigns I've seen in my decades of working in politics. We know what Republicans will do if they win back control. Their ideas -- out of touch and favoring special interests -- reveal not only an astonishing lack of understanding of the challenges facing middle-class families, but a party that can define itself only in its united opposition to progress. Returning to Bush administration policies that drove our economy into a recession is not leadership -- it's negligence. Over the last year and a half, President Obama and Democrats in Congress have stabilized our financial system, ended insurance company abuses, invested in private sector jobs, cut taxes for middle-class families, and established the strongest consumer financial protections in history. Republicans stood on the sidelines and said "no." A party that refuses to participate in tackling the enormous challenges facing our country does not deserve to lead. You know this. I know this. Now let's get out there and tell our communities. Please print out these resources for your reference this fall: http://my.barackobama.com/StartHere Thanks, David Plouffe P.S. -- Exciting news: This month and next, we're holding five major Moving America Forward Organizing Rallies with President Obama in Wisconsin, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Nevada, and a special Commit to Vote Tele-Town Hall. Click here for more details. |
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Friday, September 10, 2010
How we'll prove them wrong
Friend -- We've been written off before. I saw it firsthand in Iowa during the 2008 caucuses. Polls had us down. The national TV pundits told us for months there wasn't a chance that then-Senator Obama and his supporters could pull it off. But we did. And it was person-to-person organizing that helped turn the tide -- talking to voters, getting our message out, and doing exactly what they said couldn't be done. The game plan is the same this year -- in his Vote 2010 campaign update, David Plouffe made it clear how Organizing for America is going to make the difference in close races across the country. Get the game plan from David, and, if you can, please chip in $5 or more to help build the team that will prove the pundits wrong in November: Thanks, Mitch Mitch Stewart Director Organizing for America |
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Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Vote 2010 campaign update
Friend -- With Labor Day behind us, today marks the traditional start of the final stretch of campaign season. We've got a lot of work left ahead of us, but I want to make sure you know exactly where we are -- and where we're heading over the next 56 days. So I recorded a campaign update at OFA HQ to illustrate what you've helped build -- and to show you why we think the pundits are missing a key part of the story of 2010. Watch the update, and then please make a donation of $5 or more to help execute our Vote 2010 plan: Republicans believe they have a lot of reasons to feel optimistic this fall. They have made it clear what their goal is -- take control of the Senate and the House of Representatives, and roll back everything we've accomplished so far. Of the hundreds of races, control of both chambers could come down to just a few key contests decided by a handful of votes. That's where you come in. Barack Obama was only elected president because of the work that you did -- and we'll only be able to keep moving America forward if we work together to do it again. See how, and chip in $5 or more to help: https://donate.barackobama.com/September Thanks for all you do, David Plouffe |
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Wednesday, September 1, 2010
A promise kept
Friend -- Last night President Obama marked the end of Operation Iraqi Freedom. As the President said, the struggle for peace is not over, but the progress we've made is undeniable. This moment also represents a promise kept. As a candidate, President Obama laid out a vision for this country -- and bringing our troops home from Iraq was a defining part of that vision. It was one of the reasons that all of us knocked on doors, made phone calls, and voted. Keeping that promise is important, not only for our brave women and men in uniform, but also for their loved ones, and for all Americans who have hoped and prayed for a resolution to this war. Please take a moment to watch the President's speech if you missed it last night: Watch the President's Oval Office address: http://my.barackobama.com/IraqAddress Thanks, Mitch Stewart Director Organizing for America |
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