Leveling the playing field by approving the trade agreement will make American products more competitive in Colombia and support higher-paying jobs here in the United States.

I want to end the tax breaks for companies that are shipping jobs overseas.

The best way to demonstrate that support is to give them the resources they need to do their jobs and to prevail.

This imposes needless costs on American families and drivers, and it deprives American workers of good jobs, and it needs to change.

I don't want to wake up one day many years from now and see that we're still standing by while American jobs get shipped overseas.

The most important thing we can do to help those looking for work is to make sure our current economic growth results in more new jobs.

Our economy is breaking records with more than 22 million new jobs.

We have 22 1/2 million new jobs, a 30-year low in unemployment, a 40-year low in women's unemployment, the lowest Hispanic and African-American unemployment ever recorded.

By rewarding work and promoting responsibility, we've helped put the American family back on top again, with 22 million new jobs.

More than 21 million people with new jobs; longest economic expansion in history.

If not now, when will we ever step forward to bring the hope of a good job, decent health care, safe communities, quality education, and new technology to every corner of this Nation, from Penobscot, Maine, to Window Rock, Arizona?

It would mean lower interest rates, more business investments, more jobs, higher wages, lower car payments, lower house payments, lower credit card payments, lower student loan payments.

Over the jobs?

If on Inauguration Day in 1993, someone had told you that within 5 1/2 years America would have 16 million new jobs and the lowest unemployment rate in 28 years, would you have said, 'I will accept that and be glad for the next 5 years for what's going on in America'?

If you want young people not to be trapped in dead-end jobs, they have to be able to get education for a lifetime.

The Bank is dedicated to the preservation and expansion of U.S. jobs.

I always thought we should be happy when people had jobs.

With strong growth, low interest rates, low inflation, millions more jobs, record exports, more savings and investment, and higher incomes, the Nation is enjoying what such experts as Alan Greenspan, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, have described as the healthiest economy in a generation.