Barack Obama

I announced my intent to nominate the following individuals.

I am pleased that the House of Representatives has passed Statutory Pay-As-You-Go (PAYGO) into law.

We have been given the opportunity to change our country for the better.

I am happy that these outstanding individuals have agreed to serve in my Administration as we work to address the challenges facing our Nation.

We upheld the principle of equal pay for equal work.

I am not going to walk away from these fights.

The passage of statutory PAYGO today will help usher out an era of irresponsibility and begin putting the country back on a fiscally sustainable path.

Through faith, but not through faith alone, we can unite people to serve the common good.

The U.S. needs to make sure our goods are not artificially inflated in price, and their goods are not artificially deflated in price; that puts us at a huge competitive disadvantage.

I want to go on nuclear power. I want to go forward. I want to go forward with offshore drilling.

I'll tell you why the Democratic Party should be trusted because the last time this budget was balanced, it was under a Democratic president who made some very tough decisions.

The bottom line is this: I am convinced that America can win the race to build a clean energy economy.

It will make clean energy the profitable kind of energy.

Now, I don't want to play politics on it, but you've got to step up.

Whoever builds a clean energy economy, whoever is at the forefront of that, is going to own the 21st-century global economy.

The Agreement between the Government of India and the International Atomic Energy Agency for the Application of Safeguards to Civilian Nuclear Facilities, as approved by the Board of Governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency on…

The American people are out of patience with business as usual.

Women compete at all levels today, in large part due to the foundation laid by title IX.

I'm absolutely confident that if we do so in an open way... politics in 2010 will take care of themselves.

I am convinced that America can win the race to build a clean energy economy, but we're going to have to overcome the weight of our own politics.

We can't just go back to the New Deal and try to grab all the same policies of the 1930s and think somehow they'd work in the 21st century.

We always knew this was going to be a difficult year to govern.

We're not going to be able to ramp up solar and wind to suddenly replace every other energy source anytime soon.

They want us to start worrying less about keeping our jobs and more about helping them keep their jobs.

It has to do with the fact that there's this huge gap between the amount of money being paid out and the amount of money coming in.