I encourage all Americans to learn more about autism and what they can do to support individuals on the autism spectrum and their families.

I call upon all Americans to honor his life and legacy with appropriate programs, ceremonies, and activities.

We all share a similar value, which is, we want to make sure that Americans have good, solid coverage that gives them the security they need for themselves and their family members if and when they get sick.

I share the Senators' commitment to ensuring that Americans who want to enroll in health insurance through the Marketplaces are able to do so.

Under the President's policies, middle-income Americans have been buried.

Let's keep all these Americans in our prayers.

Those steps will make a real difference in the lives of millions of Americans.

There is no excuse for inaction when there are so many Americans still trying to get back on their feet.

I know Americans across the country share my concern for the well-being of the surviving members of the crew and my deep condolences to the families of those who lost their lives.

His responsibility—and that of the CFPB—is to ensure all Americans have the resources they need to make sound financial decisions.

Meeting the needs of Americans on the autism spectrum remains a priority for my Administration.

Ultimately what Americans care about is the huge burden that it's placing on families right now.

No working American is going to see their taxes go up this year.

Because times are tough for a lot of Americans.

I think most Americans believe that we’ve got to invest in making sure we've got the best education system possible; that we’ve got to invest in basic research.

I speak for all Americans when I say that we will keep our sacred trust with you and provide you with the care and benefits and opportunity that you deserve.

Nearly one-quarter of all Americans trace their ancestry to Germany.

I urge all Americans to commemorate this time when we celebrate the history and culture of Caribbean Americans.