I think there are many things we can learn from those living in diverse communities.

Forty years later, we know that we all benefit— all of us—when we learn together, work together, and come together.

We have restored the family and community as the centerpiece of our social agenda.

Frank was a friend who dedicated himself to serving his country and community.

We need a family-and work-oriented, community-based system of full employment for people who are capable of working.

Our greatest responsibility is to embrace a new spirit of community for a new century.

We must have our theaters, our orchestras, our dance troupes, our exhibits, our lectures, our scholarship.

We are one nation, one community, going forward into the 21st century.

We're a better place because we're doing these things together.

I believe it takes a village to raise a child, to build a future, to build a country.

We like our diversity. We're coming together.

I want you to help me build that bridge to the 21st century where everyone feels safe on their streets, in their schools, in their neighborhoods, in their parks.

This election is about whether we think it takes a village to raise our children and build a country.

Success in life requires both individual effort and responsibility and a loving family, a loving community, a supportive nation.

We need to build communities from the grassroots up.

We do think it takes a village to raise our children and build our future, and we're going to do it.

It does take a village to raise our children and build our future.

This is not about party; it's about you, how we're going to live together and whether we should work together to give each other the tools to make the most of our future.