With just over a month until Election Day, Obama for America today released a new, two-minute television advertisement in which the President speaks directly to the American people and lays out his plan to keep America moving forward, get folks back to work and make the middle-class secure again.
The National Association of Secretaries of State voted in the summerto officially declare September 25 National Voter Registration Day. Over 1,000 organizations have come together to set up an unprecedented online and offline effort on September 25th to do for voter registration what Earth Day did for environmental activism with National Voter Registration Day.
Obama for America has released a new web video, because today, the choice in this election became even clearer. On one side is a candidate who has disdainfully written off half the country. On the other, a President who has always said we can only change Washington together—and we have.
After the release of a damning video from a fundraiser earlier this year, Mitt Romney steered clear of making additional controversial statements yesterday when he brought his dog and pony show to the Segerstrom Concert Hall in Costa Mesa for a fundraising extravaganza.
Mitt Romney will be in Orange County today to hit the Orange County GOP ATM. He is here for his fourth withdrawal since March with an event at the Segrestrom Hall in Costa Mesa. Romney raising money in Orange County, no matter what quantity, isn’t news. It is well overshadowed by his hypocrisy on “being tough on China.”
I’m sitting here in the eastern time zone, northwestern PA, watching MSMBC rebroadcasting their coverage of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. The broadcast is surreal in that they are not running any notification that this is a rebroadcast of events from 11 years ago. The terrorist attacks occurred on a clear Tuesday morning on the east coast, very much like today.
As President Barack Obama walked onto the stage it was difficult to control my emotions. I felt the same surge of excitement and awe I experienced four years earlier in Denver. Tears blurred my vision as I realized the importance of the moment.
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