I don't want the energy jobs of tomorrow going to other countries.
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Economy
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To maintain our Nation's competitive edge and ensure an economy built to last, the United States must have fast, reliable, resilient, and environmentally sound means of moving people, goods, energy, and information.
America is producing more oil today than at any time in the last 8 years.
America is now importing less than half the oil we use for the first time in more than a decade.
While this vote marks a moment of bipartisan cooperation, there is much more work to be done to create an economy that is built to last.
Four billion dollars is a lot of money, and we've been subsidizing them for a hundred years.
Ultimately what Americans care about is the huge burden that it's placing on families right now.
We can cut the deficit and have an economy built to last through balanced deficit reduction that asks all Americans to shoulder their responsibility.
Under my administration, America is producing more oil today than at any time in the last 8 years.
We need to keep making those investments, because I don't want to see those jobs go to other countries.
We want to rebuild our infrastructure, and we began to do that through the Recovery Act.
I was with Warren Buffett a couple of days ago, and he's quite pleased that I named a rule after him: the Buffett rule, which is common sense.
Ending these subsidies won't bring down gas prices tomorrow.
The skills that you gain here at this community college will be the surest path to success in this economy.
The inventions and creativity of our nation's engineers will be a key driver of the American economy and pivotal in securing our role as the world's leading innovator.
We recognize that today, our economic security and network security are inextricable.
We will continue fighting for a level playing field for American workers and manufacturers in order to grow our economy, and ensure open markets for products made in America.
Ending this cycle of rising gas prices won't be easy, and it won't happen overnight.