We stand for freedom.

Today, we must continue efforts to ease suffering, spread freedom, and lay the foundations of lasting peace for our children and grandchildren.

Simply by coming out to vote, the Iraqi people have shown that they want to live in freedom, and they will not accept a return to tyranny and terror.

1956 says to us, there are key moments in history when ordinary citizens are willing to defend the right for all to be free.

I encourage Americans to commemorate this occasion with appropriate programs and activities honoring Casimir Pulaski and all those who defend freedom.

We make our own freedom more secure by standing for the hope and freedom of others.

The Iraqis want to be free.

Freedom is a beautiful thing.

We share this great love and respect for freedom.

Freedom equals peace, as far as I'm concerned.

For the first time in decades, the Iraqi people are enjoying the taste of freedom.

We must launch efforts to promote freedom in the nations of the greater Middle East.

The Iraqi people will not reject freedom, and I believe that.

Democracy will succeed in Iraq, because our will is firm, our word is good, and the Iraqi people will not surrender their freedom.

We will stay until Iraq is allowed to emerge as a free society.

We seek the advance of freedom and the peace that freedom brings.

A free Iraq is in our interests.

A free and peaceful Iraq will be a historic event.