My friend sent me an e-mail

[DemocratSinceBirth]

Barack Obama <[email protected]> Unsubscribe
4:46 PM (8 hours ago)

to me



Friend --

We both know Donald Trump is unfit for the presidency.

But that doesn't mean he can't win in November -- not when his campaign and the Republican Party are raising millions of dollars every day to help him beat Hillary Clinton, including more than $80 million last month alone.

So no matter what the polls and pundits say, we have to act like a team that's playing from behind -- because until the very last person in line casts his or her vote, nothing is certain.

That means doing everything we can to give our organizers on the ground all the support and resources they need to do the work it takes to win presidential campaigns. It means making phone calls or standing in front of grocery stores or knocking on doors. It means doing everything we can to make sure folks get registered. It means making sure people know why Hillary's the best candidate for this job, and making sure they make it to the ballot box on Election Day.

Let's give it everything we've got -- chip in to help make sure Hillary Clinton becomes the next President of the United States (and you’ll get a free sticker in the deal, too):



Thanks -- now let's get this done.

Barack

[BlueMTexpat]

1. Very glad to see that we

have the same wonderful friend!

Not that there was ever a doubt in my mind!

[annabanana]

2. Absolutely. I've just set up a

Regular, (smallish) donation to the campaign through Act Blue.

[Helen Borg]

3. My friends don't address me as "friend"

When they write to me. They tend to remember what my name is. Just saying...

[DemocratSinceBirth]

4. Do they address you as Pilgrim?

"Just" asking "..."

[Helen Borg]

5. No, they use my name.

Helen.

[emulatorloo]

8. Yeah yeah, "evil Obama", we get it.

[Helen Borg]

9. I don't think Obama is evil.

But I don't think that anybody calling me "friend" in a mass email is really my friend either.

[Person 2713]

7. K

[Person 2713]

6. +1000