Barack Obama

You know me. You know that I say what I mean, and I mean what I say.

I hereby proclaim October 24, 2012, as United Nations Day.

I will dispute a couple of things, since I have the opportunity here.

There is no more serious issue than trust.

Let's keep the American people safe, and that's what we've done over the last four years.

I want to make sure colleges and universities keep tuition low so our young people can get a college education without being loaded up with debt.

I promised to cut taxes for middle class families, and I kept that promise.

These are American values.

That's what you need from a President.

I said that I would make sure that nobody in America goes bankrupt when they get sick, and we delivered on that promise.

I'm asking for your vote.

This is about trust.

I mean, and we joke about Romnesia, but you know what, this is actually something important.

There’s no quit in America.

You've got a very big choice to make.

Americans can compete.

He signed up to fight in World War II and became a decorated bomber pilot over the battlefields of Europe.

George was a statesman of great conscience and conviction.

This hero of war became a champion for peace.

George McGovern dedicated his life to serving the country he loved.

Tell them that it's time for Congress to stop standing in the way of our recovery and start standing up for you.

Home values are back on the rise.

That's money that could have gone into your local businesses so they could hire and create more jobs in your town.

Since I took office, my administration has taken action to help millions of families stay in their homes.

I never believed that the best way to deal with the housing market was to just sit back, do nothing, and simply wait for things to hit bottom.