We [democrats] Have Got To Be Strong.

If You Believe In Making Change From The Bottom Up, If You Believe The Measure Of Change Is How Many People's Lives Are Better, You Know It's Hard And Some People Think It's Boring. Speeches Like This Are Fun, Actually Doing The Work Is Hard.

Americans Long To Be United. After 9/11, We All Just Wanted To Be One Nation. Not A Single American On September The 12, 2001, Cared Who Won The Next Presidential Election.

With Almost No Time To Decide, They [your Loved Ones] Gave The Entire Country An Incalculable Gift. They Saved The Capitol From Attack. They Saved God Knows How Many Lives. They Saved The Terrorists From Claiming The Symbolic Victory Of Smashing The Center Of American Government. And They Did It As Citizens. They Allowed Us To Survive As A Country That Could Fight Terror And Still Maintain Liberty And Still Welcome People From All Over The World From Every Religion And Race And Culture As Long As They Shared Our Values, Because ­ordinary People Given No Time At All To Decide Did The Right Thing.

When You Get Asked Hundreds Of Questions, It's Not Possible To Remember The Answer To Every One.

There's Nothing Wrong With Making Mistakes. Just Don't Respond With Encores.