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Portrait of Barack Obama Barack Obama,  Remarks at the Economic Competitiveness Summit

“ And now we must connect that local innovation and ingenuity to a national strategy. The American story's never static, but as we move from one chapter to the next, we must always remember that our national greatness is advanced when we act on our fundamental goodness. America succeeds when the playing field is level and open, and people don't fall behind. When government is not an obstacle, but a catalyst for shared prosperity. When we come together to find new ways to expand the horizon of opportunity for each and every American. ”
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Portrait of Barack Obama Barack Obama,  Remarks at the Economic Competitiveness Summit

“ And if we don't rebuild our crumbling roads, bridges, and electrical grids, we'll see our standard of living suffer while we leave our communities less safe from terror and natural disaster. If we don't invest and encourage innovation, we concede America's historic role as the engine of growth and progress and discovery for the entire world.
These challenges are real. How we deal with them will shape the prosperity of every single American and the future of America's leadership in the 21st Century.
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Portrait of Barack Obama Barack Obama,  Remarks at the Economic Competitiveness Summit

“ If we were made dependent on oil from dictators, we'll endanger our security, imperil our planet, pay more at the pump, and sit on the sidelines while the jobs of the future are created abroad.
If we can't give every child in America the chance to get a world-class education, we'll cripple their ability to make a living in a knowledge-based economy, and watch China and India move ahead in the race for the 21st Century. If we can't control sky-rocketing health-care costs, we'll confront a mounting moral crisis, and a major anchor on the ability of American business to compete.
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