America

Maybe none more than the opportunity to share with America the great gifts of our artists.

We will never jail our way out of America's problems, and you know that.

You, the educators of our Nation, are the architects of that 21st century America.

We must recognize that giving you the tools to have a safe, orderly classroom is central to the mission of renewing America.

I am determined to move forward to protect America's children from tobacco.

It will keep our economy stronger, and it's better for America's future.

This is what America can be for people in the 21st century.

If this isn't one America for the 21st century, I don't know what is.

Today Americans live in a time of great hope.

That's not the America we want to live in.

You want America to lead the world?

We've made much progress on our mission of preparing America for the 21st century and making our country work for all our people.

Today—on the eve of Christmas and the first day of Hanukkah—it is important for all Americans to come together as one community and remember those who are less fortunate.

As long as there are children waking up in America on Christmas morning without the comfort of a warm home, we have more work to do.

I told the families of the 168 innocent men, women, and children who perished in the Murrah Federal Building that they had lost too much, but they had not lost America.

America is still around after 220 years because we have a Constitution which said, if you want the country to always get better, you have to make it possible for people to always get better.

The ammo is live, the dangers are real, and I want America to know you are making a big difference.

America has its own challenges today.