The White House: What's Next
The White House: What's Next
The next 53 days are crucial. That's how much time Washington has to come together to stop taxes from going up for 114 million middle class families. That's how much time we have to figure out the right way to begin to get our deficits under control.
So watch this video: It may be short, but
it's important.> The President
lays out a clear strategy to move the country forward --
past the dysfunction and into a future built on a strong
middle class. No matter where you stand on the issues,
it's important to know where President Obama does.
So watch him speak and share it with others,
no matter their political
background:>
Now you
have a choice to make. This debate can either stay trapped
in Washington DC, or you can make sure your friends and
neighbors participate. You've shown that getting people
outside of Washington involved shifts the conversation in
favor of the middle-class priorities. As the President
just said, let's get to work. Stay Connected -1111
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