Togther we can work to make sure more Americans traveling on our roads, especially more young Americans, come safely home to their families and loved ones.

I don't think most Americans know how hard they work all the time.

It makes sure that job training helps Americans meet the demand of a rapidly changing economy.

Today, 44 million Americans depend on Social Security.

The Republican leadership's legislation does not apply to the individual insurance market and therefore excludes millions of Americans.

Americans want a Patients' Bill of Rights that gives them the protections they need in a rapidly changing health care system.

This bill leaves out millions of Americans; it leaves out critical patient protections.

The duty we owe to our parents is one of the most sacred duties we, as Americans, owe to each other.

The number of Americans who have used drugs is down nearly 50 percent from its peak 15 years ago.

We're also implementing expanded Medicare benefits to provide greater protection to Americans in the fight against cancer.

It is the single most significant social challenge facing all classes of Americans.

I call upon my fellow Americans to join me on that day, and every day throughout the year, in strengthening our national commitment to the well-being of our children.

We are finally—and decisively—tipping the scales of justice in favor of law-abiding Americans.

These steps, taken together and in coordination with the proposed legislation I will send to the Congress, will improve the safety of fruits and vegetables for all Americans.

Americans rightly expect to have the world's safest food supply.

Americans have acted upon them and sacrificed for them.

This legislation will increase the security of all Americans—particularly women.

Today all Americans extend our thoughts and prayers to the families of the people who died in the train crash last night.