Workers need a voice.

Unless we act, approximately one-third of all children born since the turn of the century will suffer from diabetes during their lifetimes.

If you want hope instead of fear, then you will elect Hillary Clinton as President of the United States.

By the time I'm off to law school, I'm pretty formed at that point.

Whatever issue you care about, you've got to vote.

Hillary knows that ordinary people need a champion.

We have made important strides in combating this disease, and we have reason to hope this progress will continue.

He strongly supports District rights.

You're not sort of measuring on a day-to-day basis, 'Okay, is what you're doing a white thing, or is it a black thing?'

Part of my understanding of race is that it's more of a social construct than a biological reality.

We've seen an America that was hopelessly hooked on foreign oil kick that addiction and suddenly we're producing solar energy and wind energy and fighting to protect our planet by reducing harmful carbon pollution.

And hopefully this will be the start of reversing some trends -- both economic and cultural -- that have been around way too long.