I want you to believe that your country can work and that you can have a good future.

Old divisions melted away as our people turned to the job of liberating the world and then to the task of creating a better future at home.

The troops of tomorrow will only be as good as our commitment to veterans today.

Whatever happens today, the real question should be, what are we going to do tomorrow?

We're going to make them work for the American people and for our future.

But for the sake of our children—our future—let us all renew our determination and work to make this moment of peace a lasting testament to a more peaceful world for all.

We must recommit ourselves to building a stronger America and to giving our people even more opportunities in the years to come.

Together, our job is to build a foundation upon which American families can build up their own futures.

The job of every American at the close of the 20th century is to do what we can to guarantee that, as we move to the next century, the American dream will be available to all of our people.

Our young people hold our future in their hands.

You cannot succeed. You will not succeed. You must not succeed, for you are the past, not the future.

It didn't break your faith in the future.

The greatest days of America lie in front of us if we have the courage to live the dream of Martin Luther King.

A national day of service is central to our Nation's future.

I care about you and your future.

Today we are very much seized with developing mechanisms that can do better in the future.

America's best days are still ahead of us.

Let us look forward to a time when the whole world is united in believing that tomorrow can be better if we have the faith to make it so.