Promising Too Much Can Be As Cruel

My Fellow Americans, All Of Us In This Grand Hall And Everybody Watching At Home, When We Vote In This Election, We'll Be Deciding What Kind Of Country We Want To Live In. If You Want A Winner-take-all, You're-on-your-own Society, You Should Support The Republican Ticket. But If You Want A Country Of Shared Opportunities And Shared Responsibility, A We're-all-in-this-together Society, You Should Vote For Barack Obama And Joe Biden.

Because Primarily Of The Power Of The Internet, People Of Modest Means Can Band Together And Amass Vast Sums Of Money That Can Change The World For Some Public Good If They All Agree.

The Kyoto Treaty Wasn't Perfect, But We Signed It, In Fact, Helped To Draft It. And I'm Very Proud Of It, It Was The World's First Commitment To Doing Something Comprehensive On Greenhouse Gases And Trying To Reduce Global Warming Before We Do Irreversible Damage To Many Civilizations Around The World.

Our Mission In This New Century Is Clear. For Good Or Ill, We Live In An Interdependent World. We Can't Escape Each Other. Therefore, We Have To Spend Our Lives Building A Global Community Of Shared Responsibilities, Shared Values, Shared Benefits.

The World Has Never Truly Had To Develop An Ethic Of Interdependence Rooted In Our Common Humanity. And If We Do It, The 21st Century Will Be The Most Interesting, Exciting, Peaceful Era In History.