Diane -- I'm sure many of us have at least one favorite moment from being a part of this movement. This one is mine: This was when the Affordable Care Act was signed into law. I was right there in the room. This was the moment I realized that I was a part of something much bigger than myself -- I was a part of a movement that was changing the lives of millions of my fellow Americans for the better, and pushing for a better, more hopeful future. It was an almost surreal experience. I knew right then and there that President Obama had inspired more than just hope and change, he had inspired people to get involved in their communities so they could determine the kind of country we would have. This movement and the idea that individuals have the power to change their communities -- to change the world -- through dialogue and grassroots organizing, still inspires me today. I know I'm not alone on this -- that's why OFA is putting together a little grassroots gesture for President Obama's birthday. Add your name to OFA's birthday card for the President and then share a message about how he or this movement has inspired you. Birthday cards are a simple way of saying thanks to someone who matters to you. So, take this opportunity to say thank you to a leader -- an organizer -- who is fighting every day, year-in and year-out, for the kind of change you and I care so much about. Join me and other OFA supporters in sending your birthday wishes to the Organizer-in-Chief -- sign OFA's card today: https://my.barackobama.com/Watching-History-Unfold Thanks, Ben Ben Finkenbinder Proud OFA Alumnus | |
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These are emails from my.barackobama.com some of which are from Pres. Obama himself. You now have the inside track on what is being sent to members of the DNC's Organizing for America. Feel free to add your own comments!
Saturday, July 30, 2016
My favorite moment with President Obama
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