(CNN) - President Barack Obama travels to New York Monday to deliver the commencement address at Barnard College, as well as tape an appearance on "The View" and attend fundraisers.
Mitt Romney has no public events Monday.
See the campaign schedule after the jump.
12:30 p.m. ET: President Obama delivers commencement address at Barnard College in New York.
5:05 p.m. ET: President Obama attends a fundraiser hosted by singer Ricky Martin.
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And Ron Paul?
Great job Obama – you are a great man and a good President.
Can't wait for the haters to start commenting, ready set go.
When are we going to learn more about Mitt bullying. He does not deserve to be President.
Obama/Biden 2012
Very Darin president in my life time...smart too.
Just thrown in the towel you are done and how will the people remember you!! the president who endorsed immorality in the society too bad!!
Barnard College will be pleased with the presidents commencement address,not having to worry about banners flying overhead and all.It'll be a cherished moment for the graduates as well as our president,who'll be like a proud parent seeing all these new faces,the new faces of future voters that will finally put the republicans and their extreme views finally to rest in this coming November elections.College students,graduates or not will side for the incumbent because of stances on college educations and the loans that are most likely associated with them.Not like the Romney stance of going to your parents and borrowing $20,000 ,like its $10 for a cheap date or something.Hey kid hang on,let me get some cash for ya,how much again 20 grand,no big deal,I've got it in my sock drawer right here.Remember,don't spend it all in one place ,OK.Man can Romney relate!!!LMAO!!!
Never let the majority vote on the rights of the minority.
I forget who said it, but it's time everyone in this country be treated equal.