I am happy and ready to work on combating some of these perverse incentives for pharmacy benefit managers.

The current healthcare system is gobbledygook.

We need to rethink America and create a country where we care about each other rather than a nation of greed and corruption.

We have a system that has been jacking up premiums, co-pays, and prescription drug costs, and we need someone to take them on.

We need to keep making our streets safer and our criminal justice system fairer.

When cynics told us we couldn't change this country, they were wrong.

the United States remains committed to supporting and strengthening Burma's reform efforts.

We've got to make sure that we have the best education system in the world.

We are going to bring about the kinds of changes that allow us to get back to those basics.

This order is a clear message to Burmese Government and military officials: Those individuals who continue to engage in abusive, corrupt, or destabilizing behavior going forward will not reap the rewards of reform.

Easing sanctions is a strong signal of our support for reform.

I support this reform in Burma and the building of a democratic political process that will allow all of the people of Burma to be represented.

I believe that we should have a health care system that works for middle class families.

We've made sure that 30 million people can get health insurance who didn't have it before.

Of course, there is still plenty of unfinished business, including fixing our broken immigration system.

I reiterated my commitment to comprehensive immigration reform.

And yes, Maine, change is the health care reform that we passed after a century of trying.

We're going to break that pattern.