Joe Biden

I find it incredibly insensitive.

In July 2011, you're going to see a whole lot of people moving out. Bet on it.

Vice President Joe Biden raced to the hospital today, where his son was treated for what doctors called a mild stroke.

We continue to agree to disagree

I believe that we need to work towards a world without nuclear weapons, and that the United States has a special responsibility to lead on this issue.

You should know that I am 100 percent supportive of this policy.

Come July, we're going to begin to leave in large numbers. You can bet on it.

This is a big (EXPLETIVE DELETED) deal.

This is a (EXPLETIVE DELETED) deal.

At our convention, President Obama addressed a stadium of roaring supporters. But let me set the record straight. He's not the only one that addressed the stadium.

Some of the facilities we use to handle uranium and plutonium date back to the days when the world's great powers were led by Truman, Churchill, and Stalin.

We need to continue to invest in a modern, sustainable infrastructure that supports the full range of NNSA's mission, not just stockpile stewardship.

This investment is not only consistent with our nonproliferation agenda, but essential to it.

This investment is not only consistent with a nonproliferation agenda, it is essential to it.

Like any cash-strapped family, we will work within a budget to invest in what we need and sacrifice what we don't.

If we don't take meaningful steps to rein in our debt, it could damage our markets, increase the cost of borrowing, and jeopardize our recovery--all of which would have an even worse effect on our job growth and family incomes.

I want an up-or-down vote.

President Obama wrapped up the meeting today with a request and a warning as well. He asked all sides to search for common ground. But also warned that time is running short, before he starts to think about other measures to pass a bill.

Well, we all agree on that.

Even in these tight fiscal times, we will commit the resources our security requires.

This is what the Recovery Act is all about--sparking new growth, tapping into the ingenuity of the American people and giving folks the tools they need to help build a new economy in the 21st century.

This may, in fact, create jobs, but before it will create this infrastructure, which many people have talked about as part of the payoff for the stimulus two.

$8 billion to put high-speed rail corridors all over the country connecting all these communities.

Rebuilding the economy, not resting until it happens. That's President Obama's new promise to you.

No, keep these people on the job.