Barack Obama

Today, he's undergoing rehab at Walter Reed, and he's going to college as he pursues the next chapter in his life of service.

I call upon the people of the United States to acknowledge the importance of our Nation's legal and judicial systems.

We expect to participate in that as well.

The Nation's credit card system must have more accountability.

Bankruptcy and what happens to the company in terms of employment and jobs are not really connected.

I am confident that if we as a nation can act with the same sense of shared sacrifice and shared purpose that's been shown by so many of Chrysler's stakeholders, then we will succeed not only with Chrysler.

These funds should be provided with maximum flexibility to allow us to address this emerging situation.

My job as President is to ensure that if tax dollars are being put on the line, they are being invested in a real fix that will make Chrysler more competitive.

We do not believe that this should harm the company or negatively affect it.

The government's goal is not to be a lender or an equity holder of any company for any longer than is absolutely necessary.

While Americans have a responsibility to live within their means and pay what they owe, credit card companies have a responsibility to set rules that are fair and transparent.

These men served with extraordinary bravery.

I hereby delegate to you the functions conferred upon the President by sections 603-604 and 699 of the Foreign Relations Authorization Act.

The government will have a role in helping to select a number of those directors

This was one of them, and we think that this is a very successful option in terms of how Chrysler will emerge

As long as I'm Commander in Chief, that's what they'll get.

I will work with Congress in the weeks to come so that I can sign a credit card reform bill into law that upholds these principles and upholds the interests of the American people.

We can make great American cars.

We appreciate the close and cooperative relationship between the U.S. and Canadian governments during this period of restructuring in the auto industry.

This is not a sign of weakness, but rather one more step on a clearly charted path to Chrysler's revival.

Our veterans deserve the care they were promised and the benefits that they have earned.

Life after injury isn't about what you can't do, it's about what you can.

On this Law Day, I encourage Americans to reflect on this legacy.

Today, under the leadership of Representatives Barney Frank, Carolyn Maloney, and Luis Gutierrez, members of both parties in the House of Representatives came together to protect American consumers.

The hard path is the right one.