Subject: "That's How We Roll"
From: "Dan Pfeiffer, The White House" <[email-masked]>
To: <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 30 Sep 2014 10:32:31 -0600

Hey,

Last week at the United Nations, President Obama laid out a forceful case that in an uncertain world, American strength and leadership is the one constant.

The United States is leading an international coalition in the fight to degrade and ultimately destroy ISIL, to counter Russian aggression in Ukraine, and to contain and combat the Ebola epidemic in West Africa.

As the President said on Sunday night: 
http://click.mail.whitehouse.gov/?qs=056a8cb1326ca514cad5f60a35a4609612f7984859c6e42bcc294175fc5c85500673eb4370931542 
That's how we roll. 

This Thursday, speaking to Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management, the President will make the case for what has always fueled America's leadership -- and that's America's economic greatness. He'll take a step back from the rush of current events to explain what we've done to recover from the Great Recession and what we need to do to ensure that more middle-class Americans feel that progress in their own lives.

http://click.mail.whitehouse.gov/?qs=056a8cb1326ca514ad61156e246a52bcbca3b053ef9a0d9acde974cf99450da1e2ecc05e1ca6ab6f 
Make sure you're watching. RSVP to watch the speech here -- and we'll email you on Thursday morning with an exclusive set of materials so you have the facts before the President speaks. 

http://click.mail.whitehouse.gov/?qs=056a8cb1326ca514c6c2f309a4a8b6991612c283626e993259f044ee06d35dc26e0bef7814af45e0 

The fact is, the President's policies and the hard work of the American people have helped America come back farther and faster from recession than almost any other advanced nation. The economy is stronger today than it was before President Obama took office. But he didn't run for office to get us back to where we were; he ran to get us where we need to be -- to rebuild an economy that creates not only good jobs, but broad-based prosperity.

Right after the President took office -- in the face of a global recession -- he laid out his vision for building a New Foundation for the American economy based not on the cycle of bubble-and-bust that led to the crisis, but rather on shared, durable growth that creates good, middle-class jobs. We focused on reforming our financial and health care systems, investing in education, unleashing new jobs in new industries like clean energy and high-tech manufacturing, and bringing down the deficit for future generations.

From the toughest reforms of Wall Street since the Great Depression, to the Affordable Care Act, to cutting our deficits in half, to ten million new private sector jobs over the past four and a half years, we've made significant, measurable progress on each element of this New Foundation. Today, our economy is on a stronger footing for the future.

There's no quick fix, but there are commonsense things Washington can do right now to help create jobs and raise wages. The President will detail the strategy we need to follow to ensure that this century is the American century and that the benefits of our growth are shared broadly with the middle class and all who hope to join it.

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Say you'll be watching, and we'll send you an update on Thursday morning, putting the facts you need in one quick, easy-to-read place. 

More soon,

Dan

Dan Pfeiffer

Senior Advisor

The White House

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