Anybody, anywhere, if they work hard enough and are willing to take responsibility, they can make it.

One of the things you learn is you're ultimately responsible for the conduct of your operations.

Ultimately when you're president, you're always responsible, even if you've got an uncooperative Congress.

The choice that we make that will help determine our direction for years to come, that choice is going to be up to you.

And that includes making sure the American Dream endures for all those—like these men and women—who are willing to work hard, play by the rules, and meet their responsibilities.

And we owe that same commitment to all of you.

That is what we believe. You and me, all of us, we're only here because someone, somewhere, felt a responsibility not just to themselves, but to this country's future.

His responsibility—and that of the CFPB—is to ensure all Americans have the resources they need to make sound financial decisions.

All of us share a responsibility to those in need.

We can cut the deficit and have an economy built to last through balanced deficit reduction that asks all Americans to shoulder their responsibility.

The House budget once again fails the test of balance, fairness, and shared responsibility.

That's what's critical, is making sure that we're always there to bequeath that gift to the next generation.

It is important that we not be bystanders during these extraordinary events.

That idea that if you worked hard and took responsibility, that you could buy a home and send your kids to college and retire with dignity and respect.

It's time for Congress to meet their responsibility, put their party politics aside, and take action on jobs right now.

We will meet our responsibilities to ensure the security of diplomats serving in our country.

If in our hearts we believe what we say we believe about a country that gives everybody a fair shake and asks for a fair share from everybody, then we won't be tired, we won't be deterred, we won't be weary.

But ultimately, they've got to do the right thing for the American people.