jueves, 5 de febrero de 2009
info@barackobama.com
jorge --
The economic crisis is growing more serious every day, and the time for action has come.
Last week, the House of Representatives passed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, which will jumpstart our economy and put more than 3 million people back to work.
I hope to sign the recovery plan into law in the next few weeks. But I need your help to spread the word and build support.
It's not enough for this bill to simply pass Congress. Americans need to know how it will affect their lives -- they need to know that help is on the way and that this administration is investing in economic growth and stability.
Governor Tim Kaine has agreed to record a video outlining the recovery plan and answering questions about what it means for your community. You can submit your questions online and then invite your friends, family, and neighbors to watch the video with you at an Economic Recovery House Meeting.
Join thousands of people across the country by hosting or attending an Economic Recovery House Meeting this weekend.
The stakes are too high to allow partisan politics to get in the way.
That's why I've consulted with Republicans as well as Democrats to put together a plan that will address the crisis we face.
I've also taken steps to ensure an unprecedented level of transparency and accountability. Once it's passed, you will be able to see how every penny in this plan is being spent.
You can help restore confidence in our economy by making sure your friends, family, and neighbors understand how the recovery plan will impact your community.
Sign up to host or attend an Economic Recovery House Meeting and submit your question for the video now:
http://my.barackobama.com/recovery
Our ability to come together as a nation in difficult times has never been more important.
I know I can rely on your spirit and resolve as we lead our country to recovery.
Thank you,
President Barack Obama
P.S. -- If you can't host or attend an Economic Recovery House Meeting, you can still submit your questions for Governor Kaine and then share the video with your friends and family this weekend. Learn more here:
http://my.barackobama.com/recovery
jorge --
The economic crisis is growing more serious every day, and the time for action has come.
Last week, the House of Representatives passed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, which will jumpstart our economy and put more than 3 million people back to work.
I hope to sign the recovery plan into law in the next few weeks. But I need your help to spread the word and build support.
It's not enough for this bill to simply pass Congress. Americans need to know how it will affect their lives -- they need to know that help is on the way and that this administration is investing in economic growth and stability.
Governor Tim Kaine has agreed to record a video outlining the recovery plan and answering questions about what it means for your community. You can submit your questions online and then invite your friends, family, and neighbors to watch the video with you at an Economic Recovery House Meeting.
Join thousands of people across the country by hosting or attending an Economic Recovery House Meeting this weekend.
The stakes are too high to allow partisan politics to get in the way.
That's why I've consulted with Republicans as well as Democrats to put together a plan that will address the crisis we face.
I've also taken steps to ensure an unprecedented level of transparency and accountability. Once it's passed, you will be able to see how every penny in this plan is being spent.
You can help restore confidence in our economy by making sure your friends, family, and neighbors understand how the recovery plan will impact your community.
Sign up to host or attend an Economic Recovery House Meeting and submit your question for the video now:
http://my.barackobama.com/recovery
Our ability to come together as a nation in difficult times has never been more important.
I know I can rely on your spirit and resolve as we lead our country to recovery.
Thank you,
President Barack Obama
P.S. -- If you can't host or attend an Economic Recovery House Meeting, you can still submit your questions for Governor Kaine and then share the video with your friends and family this weekend. Learn more here:
http://my.barackobama.com/recovery
Dear Friend,
Thank you for contacting Organizing for America, the grassroots movement built by millions of Americans during President Obama's campaign. This movement has always been about you, and your input will always drive this organization.
If you're contacting us because you've been energized by your participation in our grassroots movement, we hope you'll remain active in your community and involved in national policy debates. Please continue to visit http://www.BarackObama.com regularly. If you have specific questions or concerns, you can call Organizing for America toll-free at 1-877-922-4264.
President Obama and Vice-President Biden are hopeful about the opportunities and direct about the challenges our nation faces. They look forward to working alongside Organizing for America and with all Americans, regardless of who they voted for, in the great project of American renewal.
To learn more about the Obama administration's plans to bring change to America, and how you can get involved in the work ahead, please visit http://www.whitehouse.gov.
We've built one of the most comprehensive nationwide organizing networks in history, and our victory on November 4th is only the beginning of the work we'll do together.
Due to the extremely large number of email messages we're currently receiving, we may be unable to respond to your message individually, but we do appreciate hearing from you and hope you'll work with us as we build America's future together.
Thank you again for contacting us.
Sincerely,Organizing for America
Thank you for contacting Organizing for America, the grassroots movement built by millions of Americans during President Obama's campaign. This movement has always been about you, and your input will always drive this organization.
If you're contacting us because you've been energized by your participation in our grassroots movement, we hope you'll remain active in your community and involved in national policy debates. Please continue to visit http://www.BarackObama.com regularly. If you have specific questions or concerns, you can call Organizing for America toll-free at 1-877-922-4264.
President Obama and Vice-President Biden are hopeful about the opportunities and direct about the challenges our nation faces. They look forward to working alongside Organizing for America and with all Americans, regardless of who they voted for, in the great project of American renewal.
To learn more about the Obama administration's plans to bring change to America, and how you can get involved in the work ahead, please visit http://www.whitehouse.gov.
We've built one of the most comprehensive nationwide organizing networks in history, and our victory on November 4th is only the beginning of the work we'll do together.
Due to the extremely large number of email messages we're currently receiving, we may be unable to respond to your message individually, but we do appreciate hearing from you and hope you'll work with us as we build America's future together.
Thank you again for contacting us.
Sincerely,Organizing for America
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"Mi director de campaña, David Plouffe, el héroe no reconocido de esta campaña, quien construyó la mejor, la mejor campaña política, creo, en la Historia de los Estados Unidos de América", con esas palabras el recién elegido Presidente Barack Obama, en su discurso de ayer, agradeció al arquitecto de la fórmula que le permitió ganar las elecciones.
Desde el comienzo estuvo claro que Plouffe sería el cerebro de la campaña. En una sesión de estrategia en diciembre de 2006, Obama pidió elaborar un plan para las primarias. Plouffe ya lo tenía resuelto en su cabeza y empezó a explicarle Obama cómo se debería ejecutar la estrategia de campaña estado por estado. Durante la campaña, junto con supervisar ese plan estuvo a cargo de todo el manejo de la prensa, staff, recaudación de fondos, viajes, entre otros.
De muy bajo perfil, Plouffe de 41 años, "prefiriría que le enterraran un lápiz en un ojo que posar para una foto", dice un miembro de la campaña. "Es el manager perfecto para Obama", comenta su amigo y asesor de Obama, David Axelrod. "Es un tipo que no se hace problemas. Es impertubable. Raramente levanta la voz, pero siempre llama la atención", agrega.
Quienes lo conocen señalan que cuando aparece en público siempre es para "tender una mano". Sin embargo, es bien conocido por su agresividad política. Fue él quien llamó a la entonces aspirante demócrata Hillary Clinton "una de las más reservadas políticos en Estados Unidos hoy" y puso en duda que fuera "tan abierta y honesta con los americanos como presidenta".
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Pouffle, se introdujo en la política cuando estaba estudiando ciencias políticas en la Universidad de Delaware. El estratega demócrata Joe Hansen, lo contrató para trabajar con él en una carrera senatorial y hicieron muy amigos.
Cuando Hansen fue a trabajar con el senador Tom Harkin, le pidió Pouffle que se uniera. Al principio desistió, argumentando que quería ser jugador de tenis profesional. Unos días más tarde llamó para decir que estaría ahí en 24 horas.
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