• Abbey: “I believe in you, Mr. President”

    By on August 21, 2012 Young Americans Formats 2012 Stories Groups Young Americans for Obama Education

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    Abbey

    How has education reform affected me? Simple: Without assistance from the government I would not be going to school. I am 21 years old and I work three jobs to help support my disabled mother who is on Social Security, and even with my leftover pay, I still would not have had enough to go to school.

    Thanks to student loans and education reform I am now a successful political science student at Eastern Michigan University, I am involved in student government, I am the fundraising coordinator for Model U.N., and I am the president of the College Democrats club. This summer, thanks to my summer financial aid, I have been accepted into a program at my dream school of Georgetown.

    I will be living, studying, and interning in D.C. because I was able to afford to go to school. I want to say, from the bottom of my heart, thank you. Thank you for all the work you do for our country. I believe in change and I believe in you, Mr. President.

    —Abbey, Northville, MI

    Like Abbey, we all have our reasons for supporting President Obama. Be sure to share yours today.

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