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February 4, 2008 |Permalink |Comments (0)
Yes We Can
From Bill and Jude Thomas...
In all of our time traveling the country, meeting and working with people who want to make a difference in the lives of elders and those who care for elders, we have known that there was a larger need, so far unmet.
Our nation needs to remember how and why we came to be as a people, what ideas inspired us and united us.
We saw this short video over the weekend and knew instantly that it was about that larger conversation.
It is the political statement that is most like the philosophy of change that Jude and I hold dear.
www.yeswecansong.com
Please watch it and consider voting for Obama on election day in your state.
The Democratic Party has two strong candidates running for president this year but we think Obama is best suited to meeting the needs of this moment in the shared history of this great nation.
If after you watch the clip you feel moved by the shared promise of its message please consider sending the link to people you know and care about.