Government

I have signed an Executive order to extend the Federal Coordinator position until February 28, 2009.

Freedom has taken hold, and I congratulate you, the Government, and all involved for the progress you've made.

Government action is only one part of the solution to the problem of drug abuse.

Our drug control strategy will continue all three elements of this successful approach.

The Senate has solved the problem.

Private companies who have willingly helped us in the past are now saying, 'You can't protect me. Why should I help you?'

I'm proud of the work we are doing together to help the people of this nation build a better life.

This is one of the most exciting trips of my Presidency.

It's been very easy to support your Government.

I appreciate the opportunity to visit with your cabinet as well.

We must not let these kind of actions take place

Democracy is always a work in progress, including ours.

By blocking this piece of legislation, our country is more in danger of an attack.

I suspect any American President is going to be worried about corruption.

I'm frustrated by the pace.

There's no reason why the House cannot do the same and pass the Senate bill immediately.

Democracy is a commitment by government and by people.

I left the meeting that I just had in the Cabinet Room with the leadership in the House and the Senate with a very positive feeling.