Obama has done a lot for this country in the last four years. Let's help him in his campaign for re-election. From helping to push the economic recovery, to Wall Street reform, to the health care overhaul, Obama has made significant strides toward a stronger, more unified country. To keep this momentum going, we have to keep him in office.
A key part of his re-election campaign strategy is to recruit and energize volunteer activists throughout the country. The re-election team has launched the "I'm In" campaign to sign up grassroots supporters at the local level.
"We have to assume every single day that we have to build something new, better, faster and sleeker," Jim Messina, the re-election campaign manager, said in a video emailed to supporters earlier this week. "This campaign is only going to be as strong as the grassroots."
"In 2012 we have the opportunity to make 2008 look prehistoric,' said Messina as he said that "grassroots will run this campaign." He laid out several steps beyond the "I'm In" initiative, including local planning sessions, house meetings and neighborhood teams – all aimed at finding the most persuasive and creative ways of spreading the re-election message.
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