I call on Congress to pass a package of measures to crack down on illegal activity and hold accountable those who manipulate the market for private gain at the expense of millions of working families.

H.R. 1837 would repeal the San Joaquin River Settlement Agreement, which the Congress enacted to resolve 18 years of contentious litigation.

I hereby submit to the Congress in accordance with section 1022(a)(4) of the Act.

Unfortunately, H.R. 1837 would undermine these efforts and the progress that has been made.

I hereby submit to the Congress, as required under section 1022(c)(1) of the Act.

Congress should not prevent the Secretary of Education from responsibly administering these programs.

Change is the decision we made to start doing something about our oil addiction, not waiting for Congress.

I urge Congress to pass this agreement so that the payroll tax cut we put in place last year will not expire at the end of this month.

We will ensure Americans in every State have access to an Exchange and the same kinds of insurance choices as Members of Congress.

There's still time for Congress to do the right thing.

It's time for Congress to meet their responsibility, put their party politics aside, and take action on jobs right now.

The Agreement advances U.S. national economic interests and meets the negotiating principles and objectives set out by Congress in the Trade Act of 2002.

And I know you guys have a little pull, at least with one Congressman.

this President is calling on members of Congress, both houses, to act on jobs and the economy.

I urge the Congress to enact this legislation promptly.

I'm very much looking forward to seeing Congress debate this bill.

Congress needs to pass this bill so we can help the people who create most of the new jobs in this country: America's small-business owners.

If I were president right now, I would go to Congress with a new system for unemployment.