I hope we can make this, too, our gift to the future.

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

I love campaigning in Iowa. I love bringing my message of hope and opportunity.

Let's explain to them the HOPE scholarship.

I hope that they will be able to keep doing that.

But they must not be allowed to destroy hope.

We are living in a time of great opportunity and hope, with our economy the strongest in a generation.

We have to continue to press our agenda and to be for something that will excite America and bring hope.

My ship's going to come in yet.

Carl Sandburg once said that a baby is God's opinion that the world should go on.

Today Americans live in a time of great hope.

I'm actually quite hopeful.

Twenty-four months later, by almost any measure, the lives of Bosnia's people are better, and their hopes for the future are brighter.

It is also an opportunity to look back on our failures and shortcomings during the past year; not to dwell on them with bitterness and regret, but to learn from our mistakes so that the new year will be sweetened by the gifts of wisdom and hope.

Let us resolve to work together, one Nation under God, to build a bridge of hope and renewal to a new American century.

We have always been a people of hope—hope that we can make tomorrow brighter than today.

My greatest hope is that we as Americans will continue to find strength in our diversity.

Dr. King was a man of clear and powerful vision who offered an uncompromising message of brotherhood and hope at a time when violence and racial intolerance tore at the seams of our Nation.