This is the most hopeful moment in the history of America in terms of our ability to shape the future.

I have waited over 30 years for my country to be in a position to build the future of our dreams for our children.

We will never forgive ourselves if we don't take this chance to build the future of our dreams.

I think we could skip a whole generation of development.

We now have a chance to write the future of America and our children in a new millennium, and we better not blow it.

If America can remain committed to building one America across all the lines that divide us, we will be proud of the America your children and grandchildren have.

It would be a tragedy for our security and for our children's future to let this opportunity slip away.

Tomorrow and every tomorrow from now on, you will be able to stand up with greater confidence in what you believe because it works.

The way ahead will be difficult.

The American people hire us for tomorrow.

We must not compromise the future of America and the next generation just for the next election.

Don't stop thinking about tomorrow—that's what to do about the surplus.

I do want to be able to bring my grandchildren to Florida someday.

All our kids need a chance to live their dreams, and the American dream needs for all Americans to be blessed by the opportunity that has given so much to us.

We can build one America where nobody is left behind when we cross that bridge into a new century, and if we do, we'll all be better off.

The agreement offers the hope of ending nearly 8 years of terrible conflict in Sierra Leone and bringing peace and a brighter future for its people.

I want to come to the heart of America and Appalachia to talk about whether we're all going forward into the 21st century.

I think that those of us who work here now will be judged, however, primarily by whether we choose to seize this opportunity to ensure your future.