We've got more jobs, we've got a lower deficit.

All the jobs created last month, 100 percent of them, were in the private sector, not in government.

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

All these serious studies of the economy say that we'll actually create more jobs and we'll help the small business sector over the long run as we put this universal coverage in.

This agreement will create hundreds of thousands of American jobs and new economic opportunities at home.

We recognize that that alone will not provide jobs or raise incomes in a lot of most distressed urban and rural areas.

Of all the advanced nations, America is doing the best job of creating new jobs, and we should be proud.

This action will help us reach our objective: open markets that will create better jobs and increase wages at home and abroad.

One of the most important things that our health care plan is attempting to do is to make your job easier.

I felt if we stuck by it, if we just kept arguing that a wealthy country can only create jobs and raise incomes by increasing the number of its customers for goods and services, in the end we would prevail.

Americans want a clean environment, secure jobs, and a more independent country, and these alternative fuels help us to achieve those objectives.

Unemployment is down, and jobs are up.

It will create thousands and thousands of jobs in the years ahead all across our Nation.

We have to revolutionize our approach to unemployed people.

Every one of these changes, every step we take, has to be measured in a job that a mother or father finds or an opportunity a child gains.

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

Do we need more jobs? You bet we do, but that's a pretty good beginning.

There is simply no evidence that the United States or any other wealthy country can grow jobs and increase incomes unless the world economy is growing.