People on welfare who can work should go to work.

I think people who work hard should also be able to play hard.

We have over 5 million new jobs in our economy.

The United States has produced over 5 million jobs in 22 months.

We've got over 5 million new jobs in the last 22 months.

We've got over 5 million new jobs in 21 months.

We wanted to encourage people with low wages to keep working and to keep raising their kids.

We now know that over 3.3 million new jobs have come into the economy in the last 16 months.

The School-to-Work Opportunities Act can help young people adapt to this changing world.

We are going to choose work over welfare by not taxing people into welfare, but lifting them out for work.

Small businesses employ more than 57 percent of the private U.S. work force.

Too many middle class people are working harder for less, and too many people in America are still unemployed.

We want to also train people for real jobs.

Of all the many important responsibilities of this office, putting America to work takes priority.

We owe it to ourselves, as well as to them, to set up a system where we favor work over idleness.

The goal is a simple one: more jobs for American workers.

I believe these worker profiling systems will make a real difference and provide new opportunities for unemployed workers.

Whether we gain jobs or not, and gain good jobs, depends on whether there is more demand for American products and services.