VIDEO: Vote Obama - the pro-choice choice

More reasons to get out and vote for Obama and the rest of Democratic slate today or tomorrow or Tuesday

Woven brightly,
Daniel J. Matthews, Jr.

Date: Thu, 30 Oct 2008 11:05:51 -0500
From: CAN@ProChoiceAmerica.org
To: danmatt@hotmail.com
Subject: VIDEO: Vote Obama - the pro-choice choice

NARAL Pro-Choice America's Choice Action Network
NARAL Pro-Choice america

Dear Dan,

This is it. If pro-choice Americans go to the polls on Tuesday, we will win.

That's why we got a few friends—from Hollywood to Washington and everywhere in between—to go on the record in support of pro-choice Barack Obama.

Click here to watch the message from Jack Black, Ed Harris, Amy Madigan, Harold Ramis, Suzanne Whang, and people just like you and me—and then share it with your friends.

VIDEO - Jack Black and friends are voting pro-choice

If there were any doubts about John McCain's anti-choice extremism, they were put to rest in the last presidential debate. You remember—that was when Sen. McCain used mocking air quotes in discussing the "health" of the woman as a factor in the difficult decision to end a pregnancy.

I think that kind of sarcasm and disrespect was the last straw for many pro-choice women, especially Independent and Republican women who may have been undecided. We all want a president like Barack Obama who trusts women to make these most private decisions with their families and doctors.

Vote for Barack Obama on Tuesday, Dan. And share this video with your friends, so they remember to vote, too.

I'm hoping to celebrate a historic victory with you next week. But there's still so much work to do—we're counting on you to help make sure every pro-choice American votes on Tuesday.

Sincerely,

Nancy Keenan

Nancy Keenan
President, NARAL Pro-Choice America

P.S. After you forward the video, take the next step—remind your friends to vote with a text message! It's free for you, really easy, and is proven to deliver votes.


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