Barack Obama

I've always said that the true engine of job creation in this country is the private sector, not the government.

I'd like to wish a happy holiday to all those celebrating Passover.

Clinton's plan and mine is the fact that she would force in some fashion individuals to purchase health care.

You'd think they'd say, you know what, maybe some rules and regulations are necessary to protect the economy and prevent people from being taken advantage of by insurance companies or credit cards companies or mortgage lenders.

There's a reason why there's a little bit of confusion in the Republican primary about health care and the individual mandate since it originated as a conservative idea to preserve the private marketplace and health care, while still…

You would think they'd say, you know what, maybe some rules and regulations are necessary to protect the economy and prevent people from being taken advantage of by insurance companies or credit card companies or mortgage lenders.

In this world you will have trouble.

The United States is committed to our close and historic relationship with Kurdistan and the Kurdish people.

I had the Lady Bears picked to win the championship from the beginning of the tournament.

We all have experiences that shake our faith.

Her team was a great pick.

The Congressional Republican budget gives every millionaire and billionaire a tax cut of at least $150,000.

It's nothing but thinly-veiled Social Darwinism.

These investments benefit us all.

That is not class warfare, that is not class envy, that is math.

Let us nourish in them the virtues that have sustained our country for generations.

Prosperity doesn't trickle down from the top, but grows outward from the heart of the middle class.

I congratulate the Iraqi people on the success of the Arab Summit hosted in Baghdad last week.

The White House isn't simply a home to First Families or meeting space for world leaders, it's also known as 'The People's House,' a place that should be open to everyone.

The true engine of job creation in this country is the private sector, not Washington.

I'm willing to make more of those difficult spending decisions in the months ahead.

We must do everything we can to equip our children with the tools for success.

We continue to call upon the Government of Sudan to allow full and unfettered access for international humanitarian agencies.

It's not just another run-of-the-mill political debate.

Whoever he may be, the next President will inherit an economy that is recovering, but not yet recovered, from the worst economic calamity since the Great Depression.