Barack Obama

That was good enough for everyone until very recently this became a question again.

He thought even though it might have been good politics, he thought it was bad for the country.

We've got better stuff to do.

We mortgage that future if we don't get a handle on our deficit and debt.

I have every confidence that America in the 21st century is going to be able to come out on top just like we always have.

That animating spirit at the core of my campaign, the belief that there's a lot more that we have in common than what drives us apart, that hasn't changed.

We owe nothing less to the countless working Americans who have built and shaped our Nation, and to those who have lost their lives or been injured on the job.

The economy that was shedding jobs over the last 13 months, we've created 2 million jobs in the private sector.

This wasn't the end, this was the beginning.

That is to say, the original birth certificate -- it contains some additional information like the ages of the parents, birthplaces, residence, street address, the name of the hospital.

It became something that when both Republicans and Democrats were talking to the media they were asked about.

We passed health care reform.

I don't want a tax cut that's paid for by slashing Head Start slots for young people here in New York City.

We will continue to monitor these severe storms across the country and stand ready to continue to help the people of Alabama.

I have ordered the Federal Government to move quickly in our response.

Now, everybody here, almost by definition, has lived out that American Dream.

We still got work to do.

Our hearts go out to all those who have been affected by this devastation.

On Workers Memorial Day, we celebrate the improvements in American workplaces and remember those who have been injured, sickened, or killed on the job.

I'm President of the United States, and I'm running for reelection.

I guarantee you we're going to get the job done.

I get, as many of you know, 10 letters a night from citizens all across the country.

I'm among a lot of friends, and I, first of all, obviously want to thank Jon and Sharon for hosting us in this extraordinary venue.

We do not have time for this kind of silliness.

We believe in free enterprise.