Nobody wants to punish success in America.

Let's keep building an America that we believe in.

We believe in a big America, an America where everybody has got a fair shot and everyone pays their fair share.

The argument I made in 2008 applies to 2012: That's not the story of America.

America, it is time to focus on nation-building here at home.

We are going to be able to improve our education system here in Puerto Rico and all across America.

I am absolutely confident about America's prospects for the 21st century, but we do have some challenges.

We have what it takes for America to grow and to prosper.

The only way that we're going to be able to assure that we are passing on to this next generation the America that we believe in is if we are putting our shoulder to the wheel one more time.

We've got to light more sparks all across America.

America's ready to win the future.

We're making sure America can outbuild, outinnovate, and outcompete the rest of the world.

But, again, this is an important opportunity from Warsaw to underscore America's deep commitment to security and democracy in the region.

Progress in America can be measured by the opportunities we pass on to our children.

We must ensure that America stands with those who seek their universal rights.

I want a confident America where, yes, everybody makes sacrifices, but nobody bears all the burden.

We need to invest in a 21st century clean energy economy that will keep America competitive.

We want to make sure that America is built to compete.