George H.W. Bush

That's why our administration, joined by Governors like Bill Weld, place such an importance on ensuring American companies a fair shot in the global marketplace.

Approval of this bill will preserve and protect the resources of the Niobrara for future generations.

No, I never worry about that.

I think we're dealing here with a proven -- not just a candidate but a proven entity that has already made his mark.

We are delighted to announce that this morning at 7 a.m. Washington time, an emergency humanitarian airlift began which will transport the 18,000 Ethiopian Jews in Addis Ababa to Israel.

This gives me an opportunity to get back in the political arena.

You see it in the classrooms, where workers go to build upon our most precious natural resource, our minds.

It is an honor to be asked to dedicate this garden to a man who has done so much for poetry and, through poetry, for all of us.

I think we need a champion in the Massachusetts delegation who understands -- not just a champion for business itself but for jobs, for the men and women that are out there on the production line.

Perhaps his greatest bequest was the key by which we opened our own imaginations.

I fear not for India's democracy.

Steve's been -- and I might add, to Andy's many friends here, what a joy it is to have him as our Deputy Chief of Staff.

Our entire administration is dedicated to the cause of free and fair trade and American exports.

I wanted to come up and tell you how firmly I am convinced that he ought to be the next Congressman.

This is a time for calm, for peaceful resolution to differences.

I am confident that this economy is coming out of recession.

Thank you all very, very much for that warm welcome.

Today I have signed into law S. 248, the 'Niobrara Scenic River Designation Act of 1991.'

I know this guy. This is one that I've got my heart in, this endorsement, because I know him.

Perhaps nowhere is this more important than in the Middle East, Gibran's homeland where peace still wanders as the region's prodigal son.

Steve understands that, and I believe he will hold the line -- we must do it -- and help us steer what will be known as a steady path to growth.

The race is about taxes and the need to keep them down, and the race is about jobs and the need to get them up.

India's democracy is strong, steadfast, and it has the full support of our country.

The lesson is clear: If we want to remain the greatest economic power on Earth, we must build a strong economy at home.

Let me just say to those who are interested in this free and fair trade and in this Fast Track: I pledge to the Members of the United States Congress that we are going to consult as we go along.