Women compete at all levels today, in large part due to the foundation laid by title IX.

We're not going to be able to ramp up solar and wind to suddenly replace every other energy source anytime soon.

The American people are out of patience with business as usual.

Reducing our dependence on foreign oil is still the right thing to do for our security.

We should put them into action without delay.

We can't afford to spin our wheels while the rest of the world speeds ahead.

Those actions prevented another great depression; they broke the back of a severe recession.

I'm absolutely confident that if we do so in an open way... politics in 2010 will take care of themselves.

We believe in a strategy of more production, more efficiency, and more incentives for clean energy.

We can't just go back to the New Deal and try to grab all the same policies of the 1930s and think somehow they'd work in the 21st century.

These regulations build on the excellent work of the Congress and will make critically needed services available to the millions of Americans who are struggling with addiction.

I am convinced that America can win the race to build a clean energy economy, but we're going to have to overcome the weight of our own politics.

It will make clean energy the profitable kind of energy.

We always knew this was going to be a difficult year to govern.

Whoever builds a clean energy economy, whoever is at the forefront of that, is going to own the 21st-century global economy.

They want us to start worrying less about keeping our jobs and more about helping them keep their jobs.

It has to do with the fact that there's this huge gap between the amount of money being paid out and the amount of money coming in.

Jobs will be our number one focus in 2010.