Barack_Obama Addressing a joint session of Congress on health reform tonight?be sure to tune in at 8pm ET. - Sep 09 add/view comments (0) |
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Mitch Stewart, Director of Organizing for America, recently sent the following message:  Last week, thousands canvassed their communities to talk with neighbors about the need for a new direction. Now, it's time to take that message to Washington. We can't afford to ignore the long-term threats to our prosperity. Now is the time to build the foundation for a recovery that lasts. Your representatives need to know you support:
http://my.barackobama.com/callcongress Thanks, Mitch Mitch Stewart Director Organizing for America A New Year, A New BeginningPosted
From whitehouse.gov: Video: Ready for the FightPosted
Mitch Stewart, the Director of Organizing for America, just sent out the following message:  Americans are ready for the bold new direction this plan offers. It's what they voted for in November, and it's needed now more than ever as we continue to face an unprecedented economic crisis. But the special interests and old ways of Washington won't go away easily. In fact, they'll only fight back harder. It's up to you to organize support for President Obama's plan throughout the country. It's the only way we'll get the change this country needs. Take the next step now in our fight to bring change: http://my.barackobama.com/pledgeproject Thanks, Mitch Mitch Stewart Director Organizing for America |
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President Barack Obama on Election NightMeet BarackI was fortunate to be able to grow up seeing America from varied viewpoints. My childhood was spent in Hawaii and Indonesia. After college I worked as a community organizer on the South side of Chicago focusing on improving living conditions in poor neighborhoods. I came to understand that to truly solve the problems facing our communities, it would take a change in our laws and our politics. I ran and served for seven years in the Illinois state Senate, where I fought for expanding children's health care, providing tax cuts for the working poor and enacting welfare reform. In 2004, I was elected to the U.S. Senate, where I have worked to pass laws securing dangerous weapons and making government more accountable. I have also opposed the Iraq war from the start, and believe that we need to bring our troops home so we can refocus on the wider struggle against terrorism. Of all my life experiences, I am most proud of my wife Michelle and my daughters Malia and Sasha. Creating a Health Care System that Works Strengthening Families and Communities |
