Barack Obama

I want them to explain why they think these clean energy jobs are better off in other countries instead of right here in the United States.

I think that Governor Doyle will testify that we have made progress in part because everybody has pulled together.

Tom Barrett is the kind of leader this State needs right now.

I believe, yes, we can.

I made a commitment in my visits here that I was going to stand with you not just until the well was closed, and not just until the oil was cleaned up — but until you have fully recovered from the damage that has been done.

I also want to point out that as a result of the cleanup effort, beaches all along the Gulf Coast are clean, safe, and open for business.

My job is to make sure that we live up to this responsibility: that we keep up our efforts until the environment is cleaned up, polluters are held accountable, businesses and communities are made whole, and the people of the Gulf Coast are…

Our job is not finished, and we are not going anywhere until it is.

I made a commitment in my visits here that I was going to stand with you not just until the well was closed, not just until the oil was cleaned up, but until you have fully recovered.

We help each other, he said. "That's what we do.

We're not going anywhere until it is.

We stay focused on who we are as a people and what our values are all about.

I wanted to come here personally and express my gratitude to you for the effort you've waged in response to the BP oil spill.

Thank you again for your extraordinary service.

I know the folks I've just met with — Lee Ann, Gary, and Carolyn — all have outstanding claims.

I believe that Muslims have the right to practice their religion as everyone else in this country. And that includes -- that includes the right to build a place of worship and a community center on private property in Lower Manhattan, in…

The American people stand with the people of Russia in this difficult time.

We are a nation of Christians and Muslims, Jews and Hindus — and non-believers.

The people of America stand with the people of Pakistan through this difficult time.

No one should underestimate the enormous challenges born of the genocide in 1994.

And we can only achieve 'liberty and justice for all' if we live by that one rule at the heart of every religion, including Islam—that we do unto others as we would have them do unto us.

Social Security remains a safety net for seniors and a source of resilience for all Americans.

Our commitment to the security and defense of the Republic of Korea will never waver.

The principle that people of all faiths are welcome in this country, and will not be treated differently by their government, is essential to who we are.

I am proud of the many contributions Pakistani Americans have made to our Nation and will continue to make in the years to come.