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  • “Fixing what's broken”

    "Immigration is a complex issue that raises strong feelings. And as we push for long-overdue action, we're going to hear the same sort of ugly rhetoric that has delayed reform for years -- despite long and widespread recognition that our current system fails us all and hurts our economy."

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  • Tonight at 7:30 P.M: President Obama Addresses The American People

    Tonight starting at 7:30 p.m. Eastern Time, President Obama will speak to the American public about the ongoing situation in Libya. Over the several days, the United States has joined an international coalition to protect the Libyan people from government attacks and to institute a no fly zone, a mission that is limited, clear, and focused.

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  • New Online Resource: The Consequences of Republicans’ Cuts

    Democrats and Republicans must come together in the weeks ahead, setting aside partisanship to reach an agreement to fund the government for the rest of 2011. President Obama has been clear that he is eager to find common ground with Republicans that eliminates wasteful spending and fuels economic growth. But the President cannot support the Republicans’ current plan, which is a partisan effort to bulldoze crucial programs – one that would cripple our economy.

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  • President Obama on the Turmoil in Libya: "This Violence Must Stop"

    Yesterday, President Obama stood with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to discuss the developing situation in Libya. The President condemned the violence as "outrageous" and "unacceptable," and said that his administration is monitoring the situation and considering the "full range of options we have to respond to this crisis."

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  • A New Resource To Learn More About President Obama’s Budget Priorities

    As the economy begins to recover from the worst recession in 80 years, President Obama proposed a plan to strengthen the incubators of growth while also helping our country live within its means. The plan makes targeted investments in education, innovation, and infrastructure – and is designed not just to create jobs right now but also to reinforce the pillars of long-term stability.

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