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Brian, Joe and Rick share how President Obama has led in environmental and rural development investment. The President has empowered farming and rural communities—increasing their successes and helping Ohio move forward to an economy that's built to last.

North Carolinians share why they support President Obama and what they're doing to help re-elect him in November.

It meant a great deal to Jess Montejano, a second generation Mexican American, that President Obama supported students with legislation like the American Opportunity Tax Credit. Because of this tax credit, Jess was able to receive an extra $1000 when he filed his 2009 taxes. With this extra financial support, he was able to pay his bills and focus more on his studies.

Para Jess Montejano, un mexicano-americano de segunda generación, el apoyo del Presidente Obama para los estudiantes a través de leyes como el Crédito de Impuestos de Oportunidad Americana significa mucho. Gracias a este crédito de impuestos, Jess recibió $1000 adicionales cuando declaró sus impuestos en 2009.

President Obama ended his two-day tour of Ohio and Nevada with a grassroots event in Las Vegas. President Obama discussed the choice in this election between two fundamentally different visions of how to grow the economy, create middle-class jobs, pay down the debt and invest in quality, affordable education.

Kevin: "Some of our children's greatest experiences have been in the smaller classrooms."

Voiceover: "But Mitt Romney says classroom sizes don't matter and he supports Paul Ryan's budget which could cut education by 20%."

Kevin: "You can't do this by shoving thirty, thirty-five people in a class and just teaching to some test."

Voiceover: "Mitt Romney on how to pay for college and start a business..."

Mitt Romney: "Take a risk, get the education, borrow money if you have to from your parents'"

Voiceover: "Hope they can afford it."

"Romney's plans could cut college aid for nearly ten million students and eliminate the tax deduction for college tuition."

President Obama held a town hall in Cincinnati, Ohio where he discussed the choice in this election between two fundamentally different visions of how to grow the economy, create middle-class jobs and pay down the debt.

The President also shared his vision for helping small businesses like Tony White's—owner of a beauty salon and barbershop.

Neighborhood Team Leaders share what they're doing for the next 100 days to make sure President Obama is re-elected on November 6th. With fewer than 100 days left in the election now is the perfect time to join your Neighborhood Team.

Teachers and educational professionals from across the country are coming together to support the President. In this video, educators share why education is important and why they stand with President Obama.

Join Educators for Obama: https://my.barackobama.com/educatorsvid