Voting is important. But somehow this year it doesn’t feel as important as it did in 2008, right?
WRONG!
Here’s a message from the future about what will happen if you and your friends don’t vote on November 2 (hint: it’s not pretty).
You’re actually in this video message—so we wanted to make sure you saw it.
http://cnnbc.moveon.org/?id=24634-9640874-scVu2ax&t=2
Thanks for all you do.
–Daniel, Laura, Nita, Milan, and the rest of the team
Yesterday, President Barack Obama joined me out on the campaign trail in Seattle.
I’m grateful that President Obama came to Washington state to show his support for our campaign and help us reach thousands of voters. I wish all of my friends and supporters like you could have been at the big campaign rally we had on the campus of the University of Washington.
It was quite a day! If you weren’t able to join us in person, I hope you’ll check out this video clip of the President’s visit:
While here, President Obama talked about everything that we’re doing to create jobs and fight for hard-working families across our state and across the country.
He also laid out in very clear terms the stakes in this election: whether we’re going to continue to fight for the changes we need to make to get our country back on track, or whether we’ll let our opponents — fueled by tens of millions of dollars from shadowy corporate and right-wing groups — try to buy this election and move us back to the failed policies of the past.
I’m running for re-election to the U.S. Senate because I want to continue to be your voice in Washington, DC — to wake up every day and do everything I can to help people and solve problems.
I’d like to thank President Obama for joining me here in Washington state to help us get our message out -– and I’d like to thank you for your continued support.
Let’s keep fighting hard over these last 11 days for a huge victory on Election Day!
Thank you so much,
Patty Murray
U.S. Senator
P.S. If you have friends or family who may be interested to hear about President Obama’s visit, or learn more about what’s at stake in this election, I hope you’ll forward this email along or click here to share on Facebook. Thanks.
Click on the Moving America Forward link below …make several copies and pass them out to your friends and family
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