The United States will stand by the Government of Lebanon and the people of Lebanon.

We are going to find out who did this and we are going to hunt them down because one of the things I have said throughout my presidency is when folks mess with Americans, we go after them.

A major difference in this campaign is that Governor Romney feels comfortable having politicians in Washington decide the health care choices that women are making.

We can't go backward. That's why we've got to move forward.

The stakes in this election are really big.

When middle-class families do well, the entire economy does well.

We want our sons to thrive in math and science and engineering, but we also want our daughters to thrive in those fields too.

I had nothing to do with this — the USO wanted to bring them here.

In 19 days, you're going to step into a voting booth, and you've got a big choice to make.

I think I've got a strong case on both ends.

I just thought it would be useful to remind everybody that the unemployment rate is at the lowest it's been since I took office.

This economy grows from the middle out, when everybody has ladders of opportunity.

We cannot afford tax cuts for the wealthiest 2 percent of Americans.

I'm hoping that Governor Romney and I will have a chance to answer the question that is on the minds of millions of Americans watching at home: Is this happening again?

There is no excuse not to vote.

We got bin Laden.

Climate change is not a hoax.

I have spoken with FBI director Mueller and have directed him to make sure that the federal government continues to provide whatever resources are necessary to support the ongoing response and investigation to this horrible event.