2012 Election

Ben McKenzie, Zachary Quinto and Justin Bartha share why they support women's rights.

The President is on the road meeting supporters and sharing his vision for the country. The choice in this election is clear: it's between two fundamentally different visions of how to grow the economy, create middle-class jobs and restore middle-class economic security. The President believes the only way to create an economy built to last is to build it from the middle out, not the top down.

President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama will hold the final grassroots event of the 2012 presidential election on November 5th in Des Moines, Iowa. Be a part of history and help re-elect President Obama. To get involved, click here: http://OFA.BO/RQYrdR

Today, at a grassroots event in Green Bay, Wisconsin, President Obama laid out the closing argument he will make to the American people in the final days of the election. The President is fighting for the same things he's always believed and run on -- that this country cannot succeed without a growing, thriving middle class.

In the decade before President Obama took office, middle-class security was undercut by the same top-down, failed economic policies that Mitt Romney is now promoting. While Romney thinks that means 'change,' the President will continue to move our country forward to real change that boosts the middle class and creates a stronger future for all Americans.

If you thought the national coverage of Mitt Romney's gigantic Jeep lie was bad, you haven't seen anything yet.

Alicia Keys was in North Carolina where she fired up the crowd at North Carolina A&T State University and shared why it's important to get involved and vote.

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Obama for America's new television ad highlights last week's powerful endorsement from retired four star general and former Secretary of State Colin Powell.

Voiceover: "Wholly inaccurate. Clearly misleading. That's what news outlets are calling Mitt Romney's latest ads...suggesting auto jobs are being sent to China."

Voiceover: "GM calls Romney's ads 'politics at its cynical worst'"

Voiceover: "And Chrysler's CEO said it's simply not true."

Voiceover: "We know the truth, Mitt"

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