.@JoeBiden played a major role in getting that passed—and over our eight years in office, carbon emissions decreased by nine percent, while the U.S. economy grew by more than 10 percent.

When I signed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act in 2009, it included $90 billion for clean energy projects. At the time, it was the biggest investment in renewable energy in American history. https://t.co/C2AoEceGt8

Azita Raji was a great friend and cherished member of my campaign team and administration who served our country with distinction. She represented the very best of America, and we are better off because of her leadership. She will be deeply missed. https://t.co/NmUOQ84poH

Happy Valentine's Day, Michelle! With a smile that lights up the world, you're truly one-of-a-kind. Today and always, I am thankful to have you in my life. https://t.co/bAiCup2iiY

Yes we can.
Yes we did.
Thanks to all of you who believed, volunteered, voted—and then carried the baton forward in your communities. Keep at it. https://t.co/ueoKtaPDhd

If you worked as an organizer on the campaign or volunteered in your community, I’d love to hear your stories from that day using #Obama08.

What gave me the confidence to move forward in spite of the odds were the people I met, including those on our campaign. They didn’t do it for me. They did it because they believed in what this country could be, and that we could change it for the better. https://t.co/6AasYvhUZl

It’s hard to believe that 15 years have passed since I stood in front of the Old Capitol in Springfield, Illinois, and announced my candidacy for President. At the time, our campaign was viewed as a longshot—historic perhaps, but unlikely to end in the White House. https://t.co/Y3bC3JDwnt

Antonio Dickey is a photojournalist who has spent the last 44 years capturing life in Chicago. Take a look at his conversation with the @ObamaFoundation to learn more about his career, the stories behind his photos, and his hopes for the future of Chicago. https://t.co/tCM6tDPS8C