If we're going to be the country we know we can be, we've got to keep doing the hard work of building the future of this country for our kids.

We've been moving forwards.

This is about two fundamentally different visions of how we move forward.

That sense that we would be passing on a future for our children that was greater than ours.

We need to move forward with a sense of urgency as we move into these negotiations.

We want to move forward with reductions.

We cannot seek achievement for ourselves and forget about progress and prosperity for our community.

I did not run for this office just to get back to where we were.

I'm confident that we're going to be able to keep moving over the next year, the next 5 years, the next 10 years, the next 20 years.

I am more determined and more confident than I have ever been that if we keep at it, that America is poised to be stronger, more unified, more competitive, bolder, more generous than we ever have been before.

We still have an enormous amount of work to do.

We've got to do everything we can to make sure that we sustain this progress.

The challenge we have is we don't want to just get back to where we were.

More needs to be done, but the work they have done so far is very encouraging.

Today, we're on track to meet that goal – ahead of schedule.

Our alliance is the bedrock of stability, peace, and progress.

Latinos have done so much and come so far is a testament to the vision that has sustained you.

We are deeply encouraged by the progress that's already been made in this short period of time.