To do that, they must have opportunity.

We live in an age of possibility—a moment of rich opportunity that brings with it a deep responsibility for the future and the generations to come.

Let us reaffirm our commitment to our shared values of family and faith, work and opportunity.

The bottom line is that this report shows that our strategy of opportunity and responsibility is working.

Now is the time to seize it, before the moment fades.

I want the American dream alive for every person who's willing to work for it.

I want an America where the American dream is alive and well for any person responsible enough to work for it, without regard to race or gender or background or where they start out in life.

I think we'll all be better off if we all have a chance to do well.

We will create an America in which everybody has a chance to live out their dreams.

Opportunity for all, responsibility from all, and coming together in a stronger American community.

I want to build a bridge to the 21st century where every single person has a chance to get a worldclass education.

We've done it by trying to meet our challenges and protect our values with a simple little strategy: opportunity for all, responsibility from all.

I want the American dream to be alive and well for everybody who is willing to work for it.

I wanted to take us into the next century with the American dream alive for every man and woman, every boy and girl willing to work for it.

The strategy of opportunity for all, responsibility from all, and a community which includes all people who are willing to do their part is plainly working.

The most important thing we can do in building that bridge is to give every child access to the best education in the world.

It is wrong when any person is deprived of the opportunity to live up to the fullest of their God-given potential.

Education is the key to opportunity—and the education obtained as a child in school will no longer last a lifetime.