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Adrian -- 

Barack and I feel so lucky to have you on our team. Together we've taken so many historic steps by lowering our uninsured rate, getting Americans back to work, helping our young people afford higher education, and taking historic action on climate change -- and none of that would have been possible without people like you.

And I know I say this a lot (because I never want you to forget how grateful I am): Thank you, Adrian. Thank you so much for all you do -- whether it's pitching in $10 here and there to support Democrats, signing your name to add your voice to the causes we care most about, or talking to your family, friends, and neighbors about all the progress we're making.

Everything you've done and everything you continue to do really makes a difference, and I want you to know that it hasn't gone unnoticed, Adrian. I feel so honored to stand by supporters as tenacious and committed as you are -- because you're the driving force behind all this change and making all this progress possible.

Over the past few years, I've learned that real, meaningful change doesn't happen from the top down, Adrian. It starts with people like you on the ground in our communities, so just knowing that you and I are working together makes me feel like we can move mountains.

So, again, thank you. Thank you for everything. I appreciate you standing with Barack and me more than I can ever say.

Talk soon,

Michelle

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Dear Michelle:

Thanks for the note, but how can you say you have lowered the cost of health insurance when the analysts say ObamaCare will raise it at least $2,500 per individual and $4,000 per family because of the free-riders in MediCaid.  I will agree it seems appropriate as so many more are unemployed since Barack became President, but why not replace Barack and really solve the problem?

Dept. of Labor statistics show 93 million of the workforce of 180 million are not working.  Why is Barack saying that is 5.2% unemployment when it is 52%?  Is he that bad at basic math?  Or is it his violating the Constitution in spite of being referred to as a "Constitutional law professor?"  He was only substitute lecturer.  Several University of Chicago professors complained about his work and his contract was not renewed. 

Barack is also playing a game with "climate change."  CO2 is a trace gas and getting exorcised about it is like getting upset about a fart in a tornado.  You people would be only ridiculous if you were not in positions of power.  Now you are dangerous.

If you think I am a supporter you are not paying attention.

Sincerely, Adrian Vance

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