Sign Barrack Obama's Birthday Card

I signed up on Obama's Organizing for America site a while back. I like that they send me emails about "our victory" in passing horrific legislation. I think we will have more success fighting for limited government if we understand the approach taken by power-hungry legislators to manipulate their supporters into agreement.

Today I received an email from Michelle Obama, asking me to sign Barrack's birthday card.

Here is some of the email:

Friend --

Every year, our family tries to come up with a fun way to wish Barack a happy birthday.

And this August 4th, when he turns 49, I have something new in mind.

This has been a big -- and hectic -- year for him. After signing the Affordable Care Act and Wall Street reform into law -- and completing his first year as president -- I think it's safe to say we will remember it for a long time.

Unfortunately, we'll be paying for it for a long time.

And I know full well how much he credits this movement, and the work of supporters like you, for the change that we've accomplished.

So I'm putting together a birthday card that I would like you to sign. Together with other Organizing for America supporters -- and me, Malia, Sasha, and Bo -- we'll wish him a happy birthday and let him know that we're ready to take on the year ahead alongside him.

This year also brought a lot of surprises -- some good and some bad.

I'll say.

Supporters like you have helped him make the best of it -- by contacting Congress to help push stalled legislation forward, by re-engaging supporters in the political process, by giving back with service projects across the country, and so much more.

So, it's referred to as "stalled legislation" instead of legislation the American people didn't want and fought to prevent.

And while we can't know what the coming year will bring, all of us, working together, will continue pushing forward for change.

Will you help make this a memorable birthday for Barack and wish him a happy 49th?

So, here is the link if anyone wants to wish Barrack a Happy Birthday. There's even a spot for a personal message. http://my.barackobama.com/birthday