When President Obama takes the stage next week in Charlotte, millions of Americans are going to be watching -- and thousands are getting together to tune in with Obama supporters in their communities.
The 2008 Democratic National Convention is where Barack Obama addressed our country to talk about the way forward during one of the toughest times we've ever faced.
On Thursday, September 6th, it's where he'll map out how far we've come, and what's left to do.
People in Dallas are coming together for a volunteer-organized watch party on Thursday, the night he'll accept the nomination. You should be a part of this historic moment -- and all the fun that surrounds the big speech.
RSVP now, and forward this invite to your friends and neighbors, too.
 What: Convention watch party in Dallas
Where: TBD Dallas, TX 75238
When: Thursday, September 6th 7:30 pm
 You'll have a lot in common with the folks who turn out -- Obama supporters are just good people, plain and simple.
But it'll be more than just a fun time -- it's our chance to hear from our president as we head into the final weeks of his last campaign.
Barack Obama was an unknown when he got up on the stage at the convention in 2004 to talk about an America that we built together. He inspired millions that night, and he did it again when he accepted our party's nomination in 2008. 
This year, it's our only chance to finish what we started -- to make sure the families who now have health insurance, the kids who can now afford to go to college, and the consumers who have been protected from abusive and predatory financial practices don't have to go backward. 
So you should share it with the amazing volunteers and Obama supporters who live down the street and around the block.
Sign up and say you'll come out to the convention watch party in Dallas on Thursday:
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I can't wait for this,
Jeremy
Jeremy Bird National Field Director Obama for America  ----- Can't make this event but still want to pitch in? Make a donation today.  Contributions or gifts to Obama for America are not tax deductible