Letter From David Plouffe
Friend --
If you care about health care reform, you need to be part of this:
We're at a defining moment for the Affordable Care Act -- the big enrollment deadline is just weeks away. OFA supporters are going to play a huge role in helping Americans get the facts they need to get covered.
This isn't about politics. It's about actually helping real people.
Today, I'm asking you to add your name -- say you'll help spread the word about getting covered.
There's a bonus: Anyone who simply says they'll pitch in will be automatically entered for the chance to meet President Obama backstage at an event in D.C. later this month.
The President started fighting for health care reform as soon as he moved into the White House. I watched him defy the pundits -- and a lot of his advisors -- over and over again by refusing to throw in the towel when it looked like we couldn't pass health care reform.
But the President will be the first to tell you that what ultimately got the job done wasn't because of something he did.
The Affordable Care Act is the law of the land today because millions of people like you came together and worked their hearts out for it. You talked to your neighbors, and you got the word out in your communities about why reform would make a world of difference for real people.
Because of that, Obamacare is helping millions of Americans today have the peace of mind that comes with being covered. That's real, and it's something the other side will never get to take away.
Today, millions more are eligible to sign up for coverage before March 31st.
That's why everyone who's ever had a stake in this fight should be part of this final push.
Add your name -- and you'll be automatically entered for the chance to get a thank-you in person from President Obama himself:
http://my.barackobama.com/This-is-Your-Chance
Thanks,
David
P.S. -- Yes, the chance to meet President Obama is real. And I can't think of a better way to say thanks for your help in the drive to get Americans covered. Add your name today.
Friend --
If you care about health care reform, you need to be part of this:
We're at a defining moment for the Affordable Care Act -- the big enrollment deadline is just weeks away. OFA supporters are going to play a huge role in helping Americans get the facts they need to get covered.
This isn't about politics. It's about actually helping real people.
Today, I'm asking you to add your name -- say you'll help spread the word about getting covered.
There's a bonus: Anyone who simply says they'll pitch in will be automatically entered for the chance to meet President Obama backstage at an event in D.C. later this month.
The President started fighting for health care reform as soon as he moved into the White House. I watched him defy the pundits -- and a lot of his advisors -- over and over again by refusing to throw in the towel when it looked like we couldn't pass health care reform.
But the President will be the first to tell you that what ultimately got the job done wasn't because of something he did.
The Affordable Care Act is the law of the land today because millions of people like you came together and worked their hearts out for it. You talked to your neighbors, and you got the word out in your communities about why reform would make a world of difference for real people.
Because of that, Obamacare is helping millions of Americans today have the peace of mind that comes with being covered. That's real, and it's something the other side will never get to take away.
Today, millions more are eligible to sign up for coverage before March 31st.
That's why everyone who's ever had a stake in this fight should be part of this final push.
Add your name -- and you'll be automatically entered for the chance to get a thank-you in person from President Obama himself:
http://my.barackobama.com/This-is-Your-Chance
Thanks,
David
P.S. -- Yes, the chance to meet President Obama is real. And I can't think of a better way to say thanks for your help in the drive to get Americans covered. Add your name today.
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