Watch President Obama’s Final Rally in Des Moines, Iowa Live
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Yes We Can, Let’s Finish What We Started
Fired Up and Ready to VOTE View CMP’s 2012 Election Voter Toolkit On the Eve of the Election, Know Your State-Specific Voting Rights! Listen to CMP’s 2012 Election Day Playlist From the Election Protection Team Election Day is this Tuesday, November 6, 2012. This is the last chance to make…
Why I’m Voting For Barack Obama (VIDEO)
Fired Up and Ready to VOTE View CMP’s 2012 Election Voter Toolkit On the Eve of the Election, Know Your State-Specific Voting Rights! Listen to CMP’s 2012 Election Day Playlist Why vote for the President? Here are just a few reasons… 25 months of consecutive job growth and net positive…
Let’s Re-elect President Barack Hussein Obama
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The Early Success of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Policy
From CAP: In just the first two months, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services received and accepted for processing 179,794 deferred-action requests. That’s 18.9 percent of the 950,000 immediately eligible individuals. The Immigration Reform and Control Act program reached this level, at the earliest, in the fourth month of application filings;…
Mitt Romney’s Real Agenda and How Republicans Tripled the Debt
Must read piece from Rolling Stones: Republicans in the House have voted more than 30 times to repeal Obamacare – a move that would deplete the Medicare trust fund eight years early, kick 6.6 million young adults off their parents’ health insurance, cost seniors $700 more on average for prescription…
Immigration Debate: The Problem With the Word “Illegal”
From Time: Calling undocumented people “illegal immigrants” — or worse, “illegal aliens,” as Mitt Romney did in front of a largely Latino audience last week — has become such standard practice for politicians and the media, from Bill O’Reilly to the New York Times, that people of all political persuasions…
100 Years Of Immigrants In America, Percentage of US Population Remains the Same
From NPR: Immigrants make up roughly the same share of the U.S. population today as they did a century ago. But changes in the global economy, and in U.S. immigration law, have dramatically shifted where U.S. immigrants are coming from. A century ago, U.S. immigrants were overwhelmingly European. Today, Latin…