I hope their stories inspire you to help us protect the Affordable Care Act, so Americans everywhere can continue to get the care they need when they need it.

To celebrate the 13th anniversary of the Affordable Care Act, @POTUS and I surprised some folks whose lives have been changed by the law. 

Paul, Mukta, and Sarah — thank you for sharing your powerful stories with us. https://t.co/0I6xZpx3wu

Since 2010, the ACA has provided more than 40 million Americans access to health care, expanded Medicaid to 40 states to cover millions of low-income adults under 65, and protected more than 100 million people with preexisting conditions from losing their health insurance.

I know so many of you have a story of how access to health care changed your life, in big ways or small. 

At the @ObamaFoundation, we’re collecting stories that demonstrate the very real impact of the ACA. I’d love to hear yours. https://t.co/i8RjcMoV1u

Thirteen years ago today, I signed the Affordable Care Act into law.

The night the ACA passed was incredibly meaningful, because we knew the law would have a profound impact on the lives of millions of people. 

And it has.

At the @ObamaFoundation, we’ve been working to support the next generation of leaders tackling this issue, many of whom are on the front lines of the climate crisis—leaders across sectors, borders, and industries will be necessary to act with enough speed to meet the moment.

It's also important to note that @POTUS and his administration have taken historic steps that move us closer than before to meeting the moment. That should give us hope that more progress can be achieved.

The impacts of climate change are why we pushed so hard for the Paris Agreement during my time in office—no nation is immune from the harmful effects of this crisis and we all have a role to play in addressing it.

This week's climate report from the IPCC is an urgent reminder of the limited window we have to deal with the climate crisis. In order to limit temperature rise to 1.5 degrees, it will require everyone to do their part. https://t.co/o4uQD5XrpC

.@BChesky, @MichelleObama, and I created The Voyager Scholarship to support the next generation of leaders looking to pursue careers in public service.

If you're a rising college junior in the United States, I hope you'll apply by this Wednesday, 3/22: https://t.co/rbtrjAlgPe https://t.co/zops5nmgj5

And if you’re looking for ways to help out in your community, sign up to volunteer with @WisDems. https://t.co/ZIhxkfsYmq

Today is the first day of early voting in the Wisconsin Supreme Court election. It's going to be close, so don’t wait until April 4th. Make a plan to vote today and encourage your family and friends to do the same. Find your early vote location: https://t.co/Lo7Jj6piAN

Here’s an example of a smart policy that gets rid of unnecessary college degree requirements and reduces barriers to good paying jobs. I hope other states follow suit! https://t.co/ik8SOeoMem

From the O’Bama family to yours, Happy St. Patrick’s Day! https://t.co/MmoHRpisAv

It’s the best time of year! My #MarchMadness brackets will get busted soon enough, but here are my picks. 

Who do you have winning it all? https://t.co/H3MdBkJCmY

RT @ObamaFoundation: “Change starts when ordinary people decide they’re going to do extraordinary things.”

Listen to @BarackObama's moving reflections at a very special Obama Foundation 44 alumni event in Austin, TX. We’re so inspired by @bsw5020 and @sabrevaya, and their work through @IAmALSOrg. https://t.co/SyNWjpmsnV

RT @POTUS: I signed into law the most significant gun safety reform in nearly three decades.
 
But Congress must do more.
 
Let’s pass universal background checks, eliminate immunity for gun manufacturers, and ban assault weapons. https://t.co/S75djegenL

I'm incredibly proud and inspired by @BSW5020 and @Sabrevaya, their family, and the movement they've brought together to fight ALS. They've taken an incredibly challenging moment and are driving change. And they're not done yet. https://t.co/Db3QbwFCyd

For Women's History Month, I wanted to share the stories of Cary and Sharika—two women who've been building the Obama Presidential Center on the South Side of Chicago. I met them last year while visiting the site. Read their stories here: https://t.co/iSIl7dGFp8

.@DemRedistrict hasn’t just been fighting for fair maps — they’ve been fighting to give people everywhere a fair shot. Our democracy is stronger today because of their hard work. https://t.co/ZudD9hrqTL