America is better off than it was 5 years ago.

If we can keep America ahead of the curves and live together as one country, the best days of this country are still out there.

Because of that kind of bravery every day, America is moving forward into a new century with safer streets and much, much greater peace of mind.

This country will always be a work in progress.

If we think about the future instead of the past, and change and not the status quo, and unity instead of division, and what helps everybody instead of what helps a few people, we are highly likely to make the right decision.

We must continue our three-part economic strategy that is helping move America forward.

I believe that we can make a significant difference in how we move forward.

I think it's very important that we throw this into the future now.

We are moving in the right direction.

I think we have got an enormous opportunity here to do great things together.

We really are moving into a time where more people from more walks of life will have a chance to rise higher and to live out more of their dreams than at any time in history.

I think people know deep down inside, we've got to go forward together.

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

Let us build that America, a nation ever moving forward toward realizing the full potential of all its citizens.

We promised the President that we would make periodic reports about the progress of the task force.

We've made remarkable progress, but in our schools, our families, our workplaces, and our communities, our journey is not done.

We are moving in the right direction to the 21st century.

It is up to you to decide whether we're going to keep building that bridge to the future or build a bridge to the past.