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.

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.

We Believe In A Government Strong Enough To Use Words Like "love" And "compassion" And Smart Enough To Convert Our Noblest Aspirations Into Practical Realities.

Those Two Principles: We're Supposed To Love One Another And We're Supposed To Work Together To Make The Experience Better. That's All The Religion You Need, Really, To Make A Success Of This Planet.

When You've Parked The Second Car In The Garage, And Installed The Hot Tub, And Skied In Colorado, And Wind-surfed In The Caribbean, When You've Had Your First Love Affair And Your Second And Your Third, The Question Will Remain, Where Does The Dream End For Me?