Barack Obama

My first and most important responsibility is keeping the American people safe.

The United States will help Pakistan create conditions for accelerated trade and investment-driven growth.

Pakistan's role as one of the largest Muslim democracies is important for peace, security, development, and human rights around the world.

We can't put the entire onus of the problem on law enforcement.

We recognize the critical importance of increasing energy security and access in a clean, sustainable manner.

I am returning herewith without my approval H.R. 1735, the 'National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2016.'

I think it's smart for us to start the debate around nonviolent drug offenders.

Improvement in Pakistan-India bilateral relations would greatly enhance prospects for lasting peace, stability, and prosperity in the region.

Obviously, the United States and Pakistan have a longstanding relationship.

We count on Pakistan's commitment to achieve the education targets laid out in the global Sustainable Development Goals and Education for All-Framework for Action.

The United States and Pakistan have a mutual interest in expanding bilateral trade and investment.

I reiterated a commitment to comprehensive bilateral cooperation through both the public and private sectors, into the future.

This bill instead resorts to gimmicks that does not allow the Pentagon to do what it needs to do.

Part of what makes this an area where maybe those of us who are better off or middle class are more sympathetic is because it seems more like our kids are vulnerable as well.

And that—those people-to-people ties are part of what makes this relationship so special.

Guantanamo is one of the premiere mechanisms for jihadists to recruit.

The Partnership also reflects Pakistan's commitment to help curb climate change.

The problem of racial justice or injustice in the society has been a running theme in this country's history for a very long time.

Only a small minority of Americans who might benefit from this treatment are receiving it.

Discrimination based on pre-existing conditions is a thing of the past.

H.R. 3762 would take away critical benefits and health care coverage from hard-working middle-class families.

The epidemic of prescription pain medication and heroin deaths is devastating families and communities across the country.

We are providing federal aid to supplement state, tribal, and local recovery efforts.

Training approaches may include both traditional continuing education models and models that pair intensive coaching for the highest volume prescribers with case-based courses for other prescribers.

One of the most significant ways to address these issues is to ensure that medical professionals receive adequate training on appropriate pain medication prescribing practices.