Pierre,
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Today, I'm asking you to do the same, by becoming a member of Team Obama.
With a monthly donation of just $15 or more, you can join Team Obama and make a tremendous difference in our efforts to achieve real health care reform, create a world-class education system, and build a clean energy future.
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Thank you,
Vice President Joe Biden
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