We're looking at ways to improve in the future.

I believe America's best days are ahead of us. I'm an optimist.

I'm incredibly optimistic about our Nation's future.

Iraqis are starting to rebuild their country and can look to a brighter future.

By using our resources wisely, we help build a stronger economy and a healthier future.

Iraqis want a better future, and we're there to help them build it.

The future of freedom and peace depend on the actions of America.

The American people accept these responsibilities now, in our time, so that we will not face far greater dangers in the future.

Tonight I want to leave you with three thoughts about our future.

I think it's just a question of when, not if.

I believe it is better to focus on the future.

I hope you'll always be glad that you did it.

I hope it will be.

I am going home determined to continue the partnership we have for a better future for the people of Vietnam, the people of the United States, and all those whom we can reach together.

There are so many Americans who want to play a positive role in Vietnam's future, including one million Americans of Vietnamese heritage.

I believe that our partnership with Asia is stronger today than a decade ago and that Asia's future is brighter.

Fortunately, there are steps we can take now to help avert these threats to our future.

Now is the time to ask ourselves, what's really out there for us to do?