Barack Obama

These men and women sustain peace and order across America.

This is the largest monthly increase in 4 years.

It is very important for us to build up U.S. Marshals' capacity. That is something we want to do in the Federal budget . . . my expectation is that we will get support, bipartisan support, from Congress on this issue because it is so…

I think the government is -- they understand what the heritage is in this town. And that this has to be the kind of place that we preserve, you know.

I will not settle for anything less than first place when it comes to new energy technologies.

I am inspired every day by our men and women in uniform and their families.

The 'Home Star Energy Retrofit Act' is a commonsense bill that will create jobs, save consumers money, and strengthen our economy.

They are pillars of strength in their families, often celebrating their children's life milestones while the other parent is away.

Let us honor the spouses and families who support our servicemembers and, in doing so, help defend our Nation and preserve our liberty.

Today's House vote is an important step forward.

My Administration is committed to improving opportunities and quality of life for these brave spouses and families who know the separation and stress of war.

We reaffirm our steadfast commitment to supporting and honoring the husbands, wives, and loved ones of our Nation's servicemembers.

Keeping faith with our veterans and their families is work that is never truly finished.

We need bipartisan support.

Our Nation's commitment to our veterans and their families--to patriots like Ted and Sarah--is a sacred trust.

H.R. 5019 will provide consumers up-front rebates for many home energy-saving investments.

The way to fix our broken immigration system is through commonsense, comprehensive immigration reform.

I have approved the Agreement and authorized its execution.

We're two societies that are woven together by millions of family and friends, by common interests and a shared future.

This legislation marks a major step forward in America's commitment to families and caregivers who tend to our wounded warriors every day.

The Nigerian people and Government should know that in this time of national mourning they have a friend and enduring partner in the United States.

We can't start singling out people because of who they look like or how they talk or how they dress.

It will be an important part of honoring his legacy.

The bill will create green jobs in construction and manufacturing, help consumers lower their energy bills, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

I urge the Congress to give it favorable consideration.