Jobs

Our top priority right now has to be creating new jobs and opportunities in a fiercely competitive world.

Jobs are critically important, not just as a political tool.

This legislation will put America on the path to a clean energy economy that will create American jobs building the solar panels, wind blades, and the car batteries of the future.

I give you my word that I'm going to keep fighting every single day to create jobs and opportunities for people.

The truest measure of progress would be whether or not we were creating jobs.

The 'Home Star Energy Retrofit Act' is a commonsense bill that will create jobs, save consumers money, and strengthen our economy.

The Recovery Act has saved or created roughly two million jobs so far.

That is how we will create new jobs in new industries.

More than 7 million jobs have been lost since the recession began two years ago.

Our task as a Nation—and our mission as an Administration—is to harness that innovative spirit, that productive energy, and that potential in order to create jobs.

A good place to start, and what I hope to spend a lot of time on in these discussions today, is how we can move forward on a jobs package that encourages small business to hire.

We're starting with small businesses because that's where most of the new jobs do.

Jobs will be our number one focus in 2010.

We can't have a serious discussion and take meaningful action to create jobs and control our deficit if politicians just do what's necessary to win the next election instead of what's best for the next generation.

Creating jobs has to be our number-one priority in 2010.

We remain committed to comprehensive legislation that will create millions of new American jobs.

I'm determined to do everything I can to accelerate our progress so we're actually adding jobs again.

If we could just increase our exports by 5 percent into that region, that would mean hundreds of thousands of well paying jobs.