50 Quotes of Barack Obama

The first Black and 44th President of the United States of America was the famous Barack Obama. He was born on August 4, 1961, in beautiful Honolulu, Hawaii. With his passion and skills, he worked his way up from an ordinary individual to the most powerful man.

Obama and Michelle were married on October 3, 1992, and gave birth to two beautiful daughters, Malia and Sasha. President Obama is said to be one of the most powerful presidents in the United States’ history. This does not come as a surprise; according to Barack Obama quotes, he is a man of strength and wisdom.

So, take a glimpse at Barack Obama Quotes to know what kind of a man He is!

Be conscious of God and Speak Always the truth

IT was Like Special Olympics or Something

What Makes a Man is Not the Ability to Have a Child But Having the Courage to Raise One

Don’t Let Your Failures Define You

Scientists and Engineers Ought to Stand Side by Side With Athletes and Entertainers as Role Models

This Victory Alone Is Not the Change We Seek; It is Only the Chance For Us to Make the Change

We Are a People of Improbable Hope

Reading Is Important. If You Know How to Read, Then the Whole World Opens Up to You

The Title of Reverend Wright’s Sermon That Morning Was “The Audacity of Hope”

Although the Principle of Equality Has Always Been Self Evident, It Has Never Been Self Executing

I’m So Overexposed, I’m Making Paris Hilton Look Like A Recluse

Make Away Out of No Way

Words Do Inspire

Let Me Tell You Something. I’m From Chicago. I Don’t Break

IT is That Courage That Africa Most Desperately Needs

For We Know That Our Parch Work Heritage is a Strength, Not a Weakness

The Best Anti Poverty Program is a World Class Education

I Think Perhaps Education Doesn’t Do Us Much Good Unless It is Mixed With Sweat

Each Path to Knowledge Involves Different Rules and These Rules Are Not Interchangeable

But You See, A Rich Country Like America Can Perhaps Afford to Be Stupid

I Wish the Country Had Fewer Lawyers And More Engineers

Each of Us Deserves the Freedom to Pursue Our Own Version of Happiness, No One Deserves to Be Bullied

My Little Girls Can Break My Heart, They Can Make Me Cry Just Looking At Them Eating Their String Beans

What Washington Needs is Adult Supervision

There is No Excuse for Not Trying

We Will Outstretch the Hand If You Uncleanch Your Fist

It’s Only When You Hitch Your Wagon to Something Larger Than Yourself That You Realize Your True Potential

Cynicism is a Sorry Kind of Wisdom

Change is Never Easy, But Always Possible

A Nation That Can’t Control Its Energy Sources Control Its Future

Where You Are Right Now Doesn’t Have to Determine Where You’ll End Up

A Lot of Shelter Dogs Are Mutts Like ME

You Can’t Let Your Failures Define You, You Have to Let Your Failures Teach You

No One is Pro Abortion

You Can Put Lipstick On a Pig. It’s Still a Pig

Our Stories May Be Singular, But Our Destination is Shared

It’s Important to Make Sure That We’re Talking With Each Other in a Way That Heals, Not in a Way That Wounds

Nothing Can Stand in the Way of the Power of Millions of Voices Calling for Change

We Don’t Ask You to Believe in Our Ability to Bring Change, Rather, We Ask You to Believe in Yours

If You’re Walking Down the Right Path and You’re Willing to Keep Walking, Eventually You’ll Make Progress

In The Face of Impossible Odds, People Who Love This Country Can Change It

In the Unlikely Story That is America, There Has Never Been Anything False About Hope

We Are The Change We Have Been Waiting For

A Change is Brought About Because Ordinary People Do Extraordinary Things

The Most Important Advice I Give to Young People is Just Learn How to Get Stuff Done

Worry More About What You Want to Do Than What You Want To Be

Even When Things Are Tough, Don’t Lose Respect for The Other Person

No Matter What You Want To Do With Your Life, I Guarantee You’ll Need an Education To Do It

The World is Waiting For You, Ready To Be Changed

For All the Cruelty and Hardship of Our World, We Are Not Mere Prisoners of Fate — Our Actions Matter