President Barack Obama is the 44th President of the United States of America.
Barack Obama： The House vote on health reform is imminent. This is a once-in-a-generation moment. Be part of it:
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The House of Representatives is voting on health insurance reform legislation tonight. All signs point to it being incredibly close, possibly coming down to a small handful of representatives or even a single vote. Please call your rep now and ask them to vote in favor of health reform.
Barack Obama： Finished meeting on the Hill. 4 hours before the big vote, reps are fired up and ready to go. Add your voice:
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The House of Representatives is hours away from the first full vote on health insurance reform legislation. All signs point to it being incredibly close, possibly coming down to a small handful of representatives or even a single vote. Please call your rep now and ask them to vote in favor of health...
Barack Obama： Heading to Capitol Hill to address members of Congress before the historic House vote on health insurance reform. They need to hear from you today, too.
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The House of Representatives is hours away from the first full vote on health insurance reform legislation. All signs point to it being incredibly close, possibly coming down to a small handful of representatives or even a single vote. Please call your rep now and ask them to vote in favor of health...
Barack Obama： Only 2.5 hours left to vote for your favorite finalist in OFA's Health Reform Video Challenge. OFA supporters have produced 20 remarkable 30-second videos that make the case for reform, but only one can go on national televison. Which will it be?
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As the House prepares for its first full vote on health reform legislation, getting these powerful messages out to public couldn't be more urgent. Airing the winning video as an ad on national television could help tip the balance toward enacting real reform. Cast your vote now.
Barack Obama： Voting ends tonight at midnight for OFA's Health Reform Video Challenge. There are 20 great finalist videos -- can you help decide which one to put on TV?
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As the House prepares for its first full vote on health reform legislation tomorrow, getting these powerful messages out to public couldn't be more urgent. Airing the winning video as an ad on national television could help tip the balance toward enacting real reform. Cast your vote now.
Barack Obama： This is it -- the House will vote on health reform legislation tomorrow, and it will be very close. Please call your rep and ask them to vote in favor of reform: http://bit.ly/45mF3X
Barack Obama： Not a lot of time left -- the House's first full vote on health reform legislation could come in the next 72 hours, and members of Congress need to hear from you. If you haven't already done so, please call your representative now and ask them to vote in favor of health reform:
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With just a few days before the vote, the insurance industry and their allies are putting extraordinary pressure on every representative to defeat it. Help remind Congress that Americans need them to rise above partisan divides and stand up to the special interests -- call your rep now.
Barack Obama： Your calls to Congress have been pouring in all day. With the House's first full vote on reform legislation coming up very soon, every single one of them counts. If you haven't already, please call your rep now and ask them to vote in favor of health reform:
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With just a few days before the vote, the insurance industry and their allies are putting extraordinary pressure on every representative to defeat it. Help remind Congress that Americans need them to rise above partisan divides and stand up to the special interests -- call your rep now.
Barack Obama： Important update: The House's first full vote on health reform legislation may be less than 72 hours away and could be very close. Your hard work helped bring us to this historic moment. Can you take a minute now to call your Representative and ask them to vote in favor of real health reform?
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With just a few days before the vote, the insurance industry and their allies are putting extraordinary pressure on every representative to defeat it. Help remind Congress that Americans need them to rise above partisan divides and stand up to the special interests -- call your Rep now.
Barack Obama： It's been a year since our historic victory. Do you have a favorite 2008 Election Day memory? You can use this discussion thread to share it with others:
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Barack Obama： The votes are pouring in, but we need to hear from everyone about which video challenge finalist we should put on TV. You know the discussions happening all around the country better than anyone and you'll know which ad will have the biggest impact. Can you rate the videos now?
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It couldn't be more urgent for us to get these funny, powerful, and eye-opening messages out to the public. As the full Congress begins its final debate on reform, airing the winning video as an ad on national television could help tip the balance toward enacting real reform.
Barack Obama： New data published today shows real progress for our nation -- over 650,000 jobs have been saved or created by the Recovery Act so far. Read more:
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Thanks to an unprecedented administration effort to show how the Recovery Act is putting Americans to work, you can learn about the approximately 650K jobs it has directly created so far. Watch this new video of real people doing real jobs supported by the Recovery Act.
Barack Obama： The top 20 finalists in OFA's Health Reform Video Challenge are a testament to the creativity and passion people like you bring to this debate. Watch them and help pick a winner to air on national television:
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It couldn't be more urgent for us to get these funny, powerful, and eye-opening messages out to the public. As the full Congress begins its final debate on reform, airing the winning video as an ad on national television could help tip the balance toward enacting real reform.
Barack Obama： Congratulations to Senator Chris Dodd, Senator Harry Reid, and Senator Max Baucus for their hard work toward health reform with a public option.
Barack Obama： Inspired as usual by Michelle. Watch our First Lady discuss what health reform means to her as a woman, and as a mom:
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We've discussed health insurance reform from a lot of different perspectives -- from doctors to seniors to small business owners. In a new video, First Lady Michelle Obama discusses it as a woman and mother. Watch the video and share it with your friends.
