This page is run by Organizing for America, the grassroots organization for President Obama's agenda for change. To visit the White House Facebook page, go to: http://bit.ly/2bVCm. OFA is a special project of the Democratic National Committee.
Barack Obama To Senator Chris Dodd: While your work in the Senate is not yet done, the loss of your leadership is already felt. Thank you for your service.
Barack Obama You do incredible work -- and right now is an important time to remember where we came from.
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At OFA, we've come a long way from a big idea. It's a story of incredible legislative successes, unparalleled cooperation between groups, unheard of activism in an off-off election year, and continued technological advancement in grassroots organizing.
Barack Obama 2010 will be a year of new, exciting challenges. Can you take a minute to fill out a quick survey on what's next for Organizing for America in the year to come?
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OFA was founded last year based on your feedback, and supporters are at the core of everything we do. So as we wrap up one year and prepare for the next, we want to hear your reflections on our work together in 2009 and how you want OFA to move forward in the new year.
Barack Obama As we head into 2010, our Facebook community has grown to over 7 million. That's over 7 million reasons to celebrate as we enter the new year. Thank you for your support.
Barack Obama This has been a remarkable year. With every phone call to a senate office, every door knocked on a rainy day, every event held in a town center, you've helped to push this country forward.
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Early this year, millions of you chose to keep working together and create OFA, to build on the momentum of the campaign, take on the defenders of the status quo and make change happen. As our opponents spent unprecedented amounts on blocking progress, an unprecedented army of volunteers pushed righ...
Barack Obama Best wishes to all those celebrating Kwanzaa this holiday season.
Barack Obama To all those gathered in celebration today, Merry Christmas.
Barack Obama The Senate just passed a historic health reform bill. We still face one last round of negotiations and final votes in the Senate and the House. But as you celebrate this holiday season, remember that the work you are doing is making our union more perfect, one step at a time.
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Organizing for America supporters are signing a note of appreciation to all the senators who have worked so hard to pass reform. Please join them.
Barack Obama The Senate just passed health reform. Thanks to all who made this moment possible.
Barack Obama On the brink of a major milestone -- the Senate is set to vote on the historic health insurance reform bill tomorrow at 7am ET.
Barack Obama Millions of you have already sent personalized holiday videos to your loved ones. If you haven't already, it's not too late:
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Spread the cheer by sending this message to your own friends and family. Your video can be customized with their name and your choice of holiday greeting.
Any day now, health insurance reform will come up for a vote in the Senate. More than ever, it's extremely important for everyone to know about what's really at stake for America...
Barack Obama The New York Times supports the Senate health reform bill -- read the editorial:
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"The bill, which is moving toward a climactic vote this week, has some imperfections but is worthy of support from lawmakers who care about health care reform."
Barack Obama Have you sent holiday cards to friends and family yet? If not, send them a personalized holiday video now.
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Spread the cheer by sending this message to your own friends and family. Your video can be customized with their name and your choice of holiday greeting.
Barack Obama Vice President Biden explains why he would vote yes on the current health reform bill if he were still a US senator:
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"What those who care about health insurance reform need to realize is that unless we get 60 votes now, there will be no health care reform at all. Not this year, not in this Congress — and maybe not for another generation."
