Barack Obama

The war in Iraq is over.

Your vote mattered. Your voice made a difference.

Your change was because you put in the effort.

Now is not the time to tempt fate.

You can make a decision as to whether we're going to keep college affordable.

I think it's very important for the American people to understand what that agenda is.

Take it seriously, and act accordingly.

Thanks to the health care law we passed, nearly 5.4 million seniors with Medicare have saved over $4.1 billion on prescription drugs.

Neil was among the greatest of American heroes—not just of his time, but of all time.

That legacy will endure, sparked by a man who taught us the enormous power of 'one small step.'

That's why we need to strengthen and preserve it for future generations.

I'm willing to work with anyone to keep improving the current system, but I refuse to do anything that undermines the basic idea of Medicare as a guarantee for seniors who get sick.

Thank you Senator Bennet and the other members of the HELP Committee for holding this hearing.

We are incredibly grateful to those people, because that's the reason we can continue to open offices in many states across the country.

Making sure every kid is getting a fair shot.

That's what makes America special.

I don't know too many teachers who don't think that having smaller class size allows you to do a better job.

You guys need to have the support and the resources in order to be successful as well.

I strongly support decisive action to address the economic crisis in Europe.

Energy that we get from wind and solar; that is clean, it's renewable, it's homegrown, it's creating jobs all across America.

A good teacher can increase the lifetime income of a classroom by more than a quarter million dollars.

The vast majority -- 99 percent or more of people in this country, elected officials have all stepped away.

You can make it if you try.

Michelle and I would not be here today without the help of scholarships and student loans.

I'm counting on you. See, part of what you taught me in 2008 is that when the American people join together, they can't be stopped.