S. 1660 puts Americans back to work, including teachers, first responders, veterans, and construction workers.

We owe our Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen, Marines, and Coast Guardsmen more than our gratitude; we owe them our support.

This week, we honor their extraordinary service and sacrifice.

Today is a victory for all the veterans' organizations who fought for this legislation.

Our Nation's commitment to our veterans and their families--to patriots like Ted and Sarah--is a sacred trust.

Keeping faith with our veterans and their families is work that is never truly finished.

I encourage all Americans to recognize the bravery and sacrifice of our veterans through ceremonies and prayers.

America's Bravest hold a cherished place in our hearts, and we honor those who have paid the ultimate price to protect citizens in harm's way.

We can get some positive things done for the veterans.

I'll be a President who ensures that America serves our men and women in uniform as well as they've served us.

Our commitment to those who serve begins at enlistment and it must never end.

I thank our Nation's veterans for the fine example that you have set for our country.

The care at Walter Reed is fantastic.

Caring for our veterans is a solemn responsibility of the Federal government, and it is our enduring pledge to every man and woman who puts on our Nation's uniform.

One of my most important duties is to ensure that America's wounded warriors receive the highest level of care.

Lindsey Graham is no better friend to the United States military and to our veterans.

We'll have a simple policy when it comes to homeless veterans: zero tolerance.

When a veteran is denied health care, we are all dishonored.