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During the last weeks of this campaign there will be debates, speeches and more ads. But if I could sit down with you in your living room or around the kitchen table here's what I'd say:

What are you going to tell them? You were just too busy? You didn't think it mattered?

Is that what you're going to tell your friends who can't get married?

Speech by Governor Deval Patrick at the 2012 Democratic National Convention

_{Transcript of a speech, as prepared for delivery, by The Honorable Deval Patrick, Governor of Massachusetts, at the Democratic National Convention on Tuesday, September 4, 2012:}

Good evening, Democrats! Are you fired up? Are you ready to go? I hope so.

Jan Withers, President of Mothers Against Drunk Driving(MADD), challenges innovators to utilize open government data to create compelling infographics about the impact of drunk driving for use in MADD's upcoming "Tie One On for Safety" national media campaign.

Actor and comedian Richard Belzer tells "Say Anything!" host Joy Behar why he thinks President Barack Obama is headed for a "landslide" victory in November.

Tune in for a brief message from Robert Reich about why we shouldn't become complacent about Romney, and why Voters Rising is a great way to engage this election.

Ashley Judd, Zach Braff, Elizabeth Banks and Alexis Bledel share why it's important to register and to vote in this year's Presidential election. To get all the information you need to register, find your polling place, or what to bring to with you on election day—visit GottaVote.com.

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In remarks to the UN General Assembly, President Obama discusses a vision of leadership that protects our people and promotes our values around the world, and makes a powerful case for the world to come together to reject extremism and advance our common interests. September 25, 2012.

George Lopez shares why it's important to register to vote and get involved. As George shares: "My grandmother raised me to believe that voting was something special. She never missed a chance to go to the polls and get that little "I voted" sticker. She taught me that every voice could make a difference—whether you're on T.V. or a volunteer going door-to-door."

Alfre Woodard is fired up to help re-elect President Obama. She shares how President Obama has fought to reduce the high costs in education and increase the opportunities for young people to have an affordable higher education. You can help protect this change by going to GottaVote.com