Videos
President Obama and the Fight for LGBT RightsMay 24, 2012
Join LGBT Americans for Obama: my.barackobama.com Glee star Jane Lynch narrates this documentary about LGBT rights in America. The video features a candid interview with President Obama, who speaks about the repeal of Don't Ask Don't Tell, why he supports marriage equality, and what's at stake for the LGBT community in this election.
Sacred Trust - Obama for America 2012 Television AdMay 23, 2012
Learn more: www.barackobama.com The sacrifices that our troops have made have been incredible. It's because of what they've done that we've been able to go after Al Qaeda and kill Bin Laden. When they come home we have a sacred trust to make sure that we are doing everything we can to heal all of their wounds. Giving them the opportunities that they deserve to find a job and get the education that they need. It's not enough just to make a speech about how we value veterans. It's not enough just to remember them on Memorial Day.
President Barack Obama at the 2012 White House Correspondents' DinnerMay 24, 2012
President Barack Obama at the 2012 White House Correspondents' Dinner Jimmy Kimmel Live's YouTube channel features clips and recaps of every episode from the late night TV show on ABC. Subscribe for clips from the monologue, the interviews, and musical performances every day of the week. Watch your favorites parts again, or catch-up on any episodes you may have missed Channel: www.youtube.com Subscribe: www.youtube.com
Forward.May 24, 2012
Join the Team: my.barackobama.com The video outlines the challenges America faced as President Obama took office at the height of the worst recession in almost a century and details the progress that has been made reclaiming the security of the middle class and building an economy that's meant to last, where hard work pays and responsibility is rewarded.
President Barack Obama's remarks at the Ready to Go Rally in Columbus, OhioMay 24, 2012
Help build this campaign: my.barackobama.com This is a turning point for this campaign. Starting today with these rallies, we're entering a new stage -- and we don't intend to slow down until the last voter weighs in on November 6th. Take this moment to do your part to keep building. Make a donation today. my.barackobama.com
President Barack Obama's First Ad of 2012May 23, 2012
President Barack Obama is proud of his record of accomplishment. Watch his first ad of the 2012 campaign brought to you by the National Republican Senatorial Committee. www.nrsc.org *Not actually an Obama 2012 ad*
The Road We've Traveled Official Trailer - Obama for America 2012May 24, 2012
Be the first to see the full film: my.barackobama.com Remember how far we've come. From the Academy Award® winning director of An Inconvenient Truth: "The Road We've Traveled". Sign up to be the first to see the full film: my.barackobama.com
2012 State Of The Union Address: Enhanced VersionMay 23, 2012
President Obama delivers the 2012 State of the Union Address to Congress and the nation.
Obama 2012: From 'Hope' to HypocrisyMay 24, 2012
In 2008, Candidate Obama promised "hope" and "change." Four years later, we know it was all an act, and since President Obama has no record to run on, he's resorted to using the same negative scare tactics he once claimed to be against. Join us at www.GOP.com
President Obama at the 2012 Women's Leadership ForumMay 24, 2012
Join Women for Obama: my.barackobama.com Hello everybody, It's fair to say that there's been a bit of talk of women and women's issues so far this year. And I've said before, I want to repeat, I think it's been oversimplified, women are not an interest group. Women shouldn't be treated that way. Women are half this country and half of its workforce. Your 80% of my household if you count my mother-in-law and I always count my mother-in-law. So I got a vested interest in making sure we do well. As a father, the highlight of everyday for me is asking my daughters about theirs. Their hopes and their futures it's what drives me every single day when I step into the White House. Every decision I make is all about ensuring that all of our daughters and all of our sons grow up in a country that gives them the equal chance to be anything they set their minds to. A country where more doors are open to them than were open to us. When women make less than men for the same work that hurts families who have to get by with less and businesses who have fewer customers who can spend money there. When the job doesn't offer family leave to care for a new baby or sick leave to care for an ailing parent --that burns all of us, it's not just a women's issue. When any of our citizens can't fulfill there potential because of factors that had nothing to do with their talent or character or work ethic --that diminishes us as a country. It says something about who we are as Americans. Let's look at ...
The Road We've TraveledMay 24, 2012
Are you in? my.barackobama.com Remember how far we've come. From Academy Award®-winning director Davis Guggenheim: "The Road We've Traveled". This film gives an inside look at some of the tough calls President Obama made to get our country back on track. Featuring interviews from President Bill Clinton, Vice President Joe Biden, Mayor Rahm Emanuel, Elizabeth Warren, David Axelrod, Austan Goolsbee, and more. It's a film everyone should see.
President Obama at White House Correspondents DinnerMay 24, 2012
President Obama at the 2012 White House Correspondents' Association Dinner in Washington, DC
Obama's 2012 WH Correspondents Dinner performanceMay 24, 2012
Watch President Obama's full performance from the 2012 White House Correspondents' Association Dinner.
President Obama Announces the 2012 Launch of African Americans for ObamaMay 24, 2012
Join African Americans for Obama: my.barackobama.com Today, we're announcing the 2012 launch of African Americans for Obama. There's no better time than African American History Month to consider the tremendous progress we've made through the sacrifice of so many—or a better time to commit to meeting the very real challenges we face right now. Visit africanamericans.barackobama.com for more information about all the ways you can get involved—from attending HBCU organizing workshops to becoming a Congregation Captain—and say you're ready to keep making history. Thanks, and see you out there.
