We cannot win the future with a government built for the past.

Winning the future in the global economy will require reducing our deficit while investing in areas critical to long-term economic growth.

Winning the future will take a government that judiciously allocates scarce government resources to maximize its efficiency and effectiveness.

History is on the side of the Libyan people, and they're going to be the ones who determine their future.

We have to win the race to educate our children.

The past week has given the world renewed faith in the prospect of a peaceful, prosperous future for all of the Sudanese people.

Let us now carry that work forward in our time.

We are making a significant investment in better health, a cleaner environment, and a brighter future in communities that need our support.

A dream of brighter days ahead, a faith in things not seen, a belief that here in this country, we are the authors of our own destiny.

By standing firm in our commitment to improve women's health, we can give our daughters and granddaughters—and all Americans—a brighter future.

We can't just rebuild the economy to where it was, we're going to have to rebuild it stronger than before.

Our greatest contribution is what we do for the next generation.

Our Nation's future depends on the education we provide to our sons and daughters.

Our future depends on how we raise and prepare the next generation, and America's epidemic of childhood obesity requires our immediate attention.

We can't afford to walk away from a clean energy future.

That's the bright future that lies ahead for America.

We will fall behind.

That's the bright future that lies ahead.