What I Didn't Do Was Pick One

Most Of Us Have Achieved Levels Of Affluence And Comfort Unthought Of Two Generations Ago. We've Never Had It So Good, Most Of Us. Nor Have We Ever Complained So Bitterly About Our Problems.

The Problems Of A Retired Schoolteacher In Duluth Are Our Problems. That The Future Of The Child In Buffalo Is Our Future. That The Struggle Of A Disabled Man In Boston To Survive And Live Decently Is Our Struggle. That The Hunger Of A Woman In Little Rock Is Our Hunger. That The Failure Anywhere To Provide What Reasonably We Might To Avoid Pain Is Our Failure.

We Work Harder And We Earn Less. Income Inequality Is At The Highest Point In Over A Century. While American Capitalism Never Guaranteed Success, It Did Guarantee Opportunity, For Too Many, The Dream Of Economic Mobility Has Been Replaced With A Nightmare Of Economic Stagnation.

Every Time I've Done Something That Doesn't Feel Right, It's Ended Up Not Being Right.

We Believe In Only The Government We Need, But We Insist On All The Government We Need.