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Mitt Romney says that, on the very first day of his presidency, he will fight to repeal all the financial reforms that President Obama signed into law.
That includes the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau -- which is already hard at work holding big financial institutions accountable and clearing out the tricks and traps buried in the fine print of mortgages, credit cards, student loans, and other credit products.
The choice is clear. Mitt Romney and the Republicans believe in a world that says, "I've got mine, and the rest of you are on your own."
President Obama and the Democrats believe in an America that pays it forward -- that puts the conditions in place so that the next kid can get ahead, and the kid after that, and the kid after that.
Donate $X right now to help President Obama and Democrats across the country fight back.
When President Obama and I fought to create the CFPB, the big banks poured millions of dollars into lobbying to stop us -- and the Republicans fought tooth and nail to weaken reform and to protect their friends on Wall Street.
But we got organized, we made our case, and, in the end, with the President's strong support, we won. On Saturday, the new consumer agency celebrated the one-year anniversary of opening its doors.
We now face a similar challenge in this election. The Republicans are raising money hand over fist to defeat President Obama and Democrats up and down the ballot.
I've seen for myself in the Senate race in Massachusetts -- they'll do and say anything to win in November.
We beat them before, and by building a powerful grassroots campaign together, we can win again.
Donate now to help the Democrats fight back:
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Thank you for being a part of this,
Elizabeth Warren 
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