It was about a commitment that the American people were making to each other.

I don't think there's a problem out there that we can't solve if we decide that we're going to solve it together.

I am my brother's keeper, I am my sister's keeper.

Chile shows that we need not be divided by race or religion or ethnic conflict.

In the face of all that we have in common, our differences are insignificant.

It is time for us to come together, find common ground and resolve this issue in a sensible way.

It was about a city coming together behind one team and one goal.

We're also one Nation, and our goal has to be to find ways to find common ground and to work together.

America's unshakeable commitment to religious freedom binds us together as a people.

His words remind us that we must all work together on behalf of a world in which the fundamental human rights that all people deserve are protected.

This can be an important opportunity for the two sides to come together and to address -- take stock of where we are.

We're two societies that are woven together by millions of family and friends, by common interests and a shared future.

America's diversity is America's strength.

I believe that we are in this together.

Even when we have differences, we cannot allow those differences to prevent us from making progress.

Let's come together and pass these measures without delay.

Even in the face of these obstacles, even in these tough times, all across the country, there are people... who haven't given up.

Progress comes when we look into the eyes of another and see the face of God.