No, no. Don't boo, vote.

The United States will always stand up for these aspirations at home and abroad, and we will join our global partners in working to realize them.

As we recognize this 67th anniversary of the United Nations, let us recommit to carrying that vision forward in the years ahead.

This is how you build an economy where everyone who works hard has a chance to get ahead.

We've come too far to go back now.

I have kept those promises.

We're going to make sure that they've got the support that they need.

I hereby proclaim October 24, 2012, as United Nations Day.

I told you we'd end the war in Iraq; we did.

Americans go to the polls to make a choice about which direction they want the country to go in.

I said that I would make sure that nobody in America goes bankrupt when they get sick, and we delivered on that promise.

I mean, and we joke about Romnesia, but you know what, this is actually something important.

This is about trust.

I'm asking for your vote.

These are American values.

That's what you need from a President.

I want to make sure colleges and universities keep tuition low so our young people can get a college education without being loaded up with debt.

I promised to cut taxes for middle class families, and I kept that promise.