Barack Obama

I want to say thank you, because it has been a privilege of a lifetime to serve as your President.

Hillary knows that ordinary people need a champion.

You're not sort of measuring on a day-to-day basis, 'Okay, is what you're doing a white thing, or is it a black thing?'

Working Americans don't get lost in the shuffle.

Unless we act, approximately one-third of all children born since the turn of the century will suffer from diabetes during their lifetimes.

Whatever issue you care about, you've got to vote.

We need jobs to offer the kind of pay and benefits that let people raise a family.

We have made important strides in combating this disease, and we have reason to hope this progress will continue.

I never wanted to be somebody who looked like I was avoiding who I saw in the mirror.

Workers need a voice.

This is the beginning of a conversation that I want to push for the next 15 months...

They're unconstrained.

We want a president who takes this job seriously and has the temperaments and maturity to do it well.

We want a president who values and honors women who teaches our daughters and our sons that women are full are equal human beings worthy, deserving of love and respect.

Most people are going to be pleasantly surprised at just how affordable their options are if we can just get them to see for themselves.

I encourage all Americans to observe this month by answering the call to find a permanent and caring family for every child in need.

Thanks to the ACA, 20 million Americans have gained coverage.

More than 100,000 children were waiting to be adopted from foster care.

Today in its final report, the Task Force announced a series of actions and recommendations to help ensure better implementation of parity.

One of the most important jobs many of us will ever have is being a parent.

The Nation's uninsured rate now stands at its lowest level ever.

I encourage all Americans to honor military families through private actions and public service for the tremendous contributions they make in support of our service members and our Nation.

This is going to be a ground game.

The Affordable Care Act ended insurance discrimination based on pre-existing conditions, including mental health and substance use disorders.

Today, the President granted commutation of sentence to the following 98 individuals.