What I want is an America where everybody who is responsible enough to work for it has a shot at the American dream.

Why am I so irresponsible that I have not put this in every light bulb?

The future of our children is truly in our hands.

Nothing would ever replace the fundamental role of citizens' responsibility.

I believe we have a responsibility to cut back.

We dare not give that to the next generation.

It is our common challenge and our shared responsibility to create a better world for ourselves and our children.

Government cannot solve all of our problems, but it surely must help us solve many of them.

The enemy of our time is inaction.

We have a unique opportunity and a common responsibility, which is to take action together to try to prepare this country not just for the next 4 years but for the next 50 years.

Anyone who is involved in politics must accept responsibility for this problem and take responsibility to repair it.

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.

Our greatest responsibility is to embrace a new spirit of community for a new century.

This is the heart of our task.

The federal government can't prevent church burnings all by itself.

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

I want us to go into that next century 4 years from now with the American dream alive and well for every person who's responsible to work for it.

Success in life requires both individual effort and responsibility and a loving family, a loving community, a supportive nation.