The President says, don't be afraid of it. You're going to beat it. That's not Churchillian. It's wrong. And it's anti science.
Robert Gibbs
The Public Record
Donald Trump is positioning himself as the only person protecting America from that chaos, from that fear.
The president, again, since I've been with him in 2004, has supported the assault weapons ban and we continue to do so.
This is a guy whose slogan is believe in America. And it should be business in Bermuda.
I think there are certain political realities that he has to look at, but I think if you look at all three of these candidates, they represent largely the same philosophy, an economic policy that would take us back to a tax cuts for the…
I think this is shaping up to be a remarkable night for Rick Santorum. I think it's a pretty bad night for Mitt Romney, and, certainly, not a great night by any means for Newt Gingrich.
If you're going to be a regional candidate, you better win the states in your region.
We've got to reform education. We've got to increase job training and we've got to really create the jobs of the future.
What the American people want the president to do is exactly what the president was doing today: talking with CEOs in the country about what can we do to create more jobs?
Let's privatize Social Security. You heard that tonight. Let's slash Medicare. You heard that tonight. Those aren't ideas that will make this country stronger.
We have to understand what got us into this mess, and we have to make sure that we don't hire somebody to repeat those same mistakes that got us into that.