Fired Up!

Justin Long was in Gainesville, Florida where he spoke with volunteers and made some phone calls. He shared why it's important to get involved in this election and what you can do to help re-elect President Obama in November.

President Obama stressed the importance of getting involved in this election.

He discussed the choice in this election between moving forward with his vision for continuing to create an economy that's built to last, or going back to the same failed top-down economic policies that crashed our economy and punished the middle class.

Romney thinks more than half of senior citizens don't "care for their lives." We talked with Americans who disagree. Share this: http://OFA.BO/gxQWyv Tweet this: http://OFA.BO/qQHNYa

Jill Biden inadvertently makes a penis joke while introducing her husband, Vice President Joe Biden. The crowd starts to laugh and everyones winds up smiling

Malik, Ohio's Operation Vote Director, breaks down why organizing in our communities is important in this election. Ohioans also share why they're getting involved to help re-elect President Obama in November.

Former President Bill Clinton explains how no President could have fully repaired all the economic damage done President Obama found in just four years.

As President Clinton shares: "No president—no president, not me, not any of my predecessors—no one could have fully repaired all the damage that he found in just four years."

Women from across the state of Virginia came together to take action in support of President Obama and his policies affecting women and their communities.

There are less than 50 days left before election day. Click here to get involved: http://OFA.BO/r4SqjK

He keeps saying it...
"This President cannot tell us that you're better off today than when he took office." - Mitt Romney

Here's where we were in 2008:

• "Worst financial collapse since the great depression"
• "American workers were laid off in numbers not seen in over three decades"

And here's where we are today...30 months of private sector job growth. Creating 4.6 million new jobs.
We're not there yet. But the real question is: Whose plan is better for you?

In 2008, students came out in record numbers to support Barack Obama because they believed it was time for a change in this country. Now it's time to finish what young people across Colorado started in the last election. Help the President by going out and registering voters, knocking on doors, making phone calls and getting your friends involved.