These Dilemmas Present Perhaps The Most Enduring

Thomas Jefferson Believed That To Preserve The Very Foundations Of Our Nation, We Would Need Dramatic Change From Time To Time. Well, My Fellow Americans, This Is Our Time. Let Us Embrace It.

I Admire That About The Republicans: The Evidence Does Not Faze Them. They Are Not Bothered At All By The Facts.

$100,000 Donors Buy Access To Congress And The White House. We Believe It's Long Past Time To Clean Up Washington.

We Democrats Think The Country Works Better With A Strong Middle Class, Real Opportunities For Poor People To Work Their Way Into It And A Relentless Focus On The Future, With Business And Government Working Together To Promote Growth And Broadly Shared Prosperity. We Think "we're All In This Together" Is A Better Philosophy Than "you're On Your Own."

I've Been Talking About Income Inequality In America For Twenty Years, And When I Was President, People Didn't Pay Much Attention To It, Probably Because Wages Were Going Up. But I Don't Think I've Given A Single Solitary Speech Since I Left Office That I Hadn't Talked About It. It's A Problem Around The World And Within The United States. So These People Have Put That On The Agenda.