Barack Obama

During National Alzheimer's Disease Awareness Month, we resolve to continue working toward this brighter future as we stand with every person battling Alzheimer's and their loved ones.

The more candy, the later you eat the candy, the better.

You being up all night with a sugar rush is exactly what your parents are looking for.

We are investing in job training and clean-energy projects, infrastructure, and high-speed internet that connects Native American communities to the broader economy.

Your costumes are outstanding.

This month, let us celebrate the traditions, languages, and stories of Native Americans and ensure their rich histories and contributions can thrive with each passing generation.

Happy Diwali to all who are celebrating the festival of lights across America and around the world.

It is a tradition that I hope future Presidents will continue.

It's a reflection of the hopes and dreams that bind us together.

It's a reminder of what's possible when we see beyond the differences that too often divide us.

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

He strongly supports District rights.

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.

This is one that's important to him.

We cannot teach our children to treat women as objects.

I always felt as if being black was cool.

I encourage all Americans to visit www.NDEP.NIH.gov to find resources available through the National Diabetes Education Program to help make and sustain healthy lifestyle and behavior changes.

The struggle for racial equality in America has been the essential catalyst for America's growth and development.

We are stronger together than we could ever be apart.

By supporting the Diabetes Prevention Program—the first preventive service model eligible for expansion under Medicare—the ACA has improved the quality of care, reduced health care costs, and helped prevent the onset of diabetes.

We provided the platform, but you own this thing.

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

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

It helps stretch our moral imaginations to embrace the Latino farmworker, or the LGBT kid who is feeling ostracized, or the woman who is hitting the glass ceiling.