George W. Bush

The holidays are approaching, and the clock is ticking for the United States Congress.

It's hard to believe—like, a month away from the Iowa caucuses, and it's going to get intense.

Nothing has changed in this NIE that says, okay, why don't we just stop worrying about it.

I commend the Senate for approving the free trade agreement with Peru with strong bipartisan support.

I appreciate the fact that the United States Senate is going to take up the free trade agreement with Peru today.

Congress has failed to pass legislation that will protect middle class families from the burden of the Alternative Minimum Tax.

I recommend that the Senate give early and favorable consideration to this Treaty.

Congress needs to start by passing a bill to fund our troops in combat.

You're seeing private citizens who care deeply about peace come together with a Government that is dedicated to a two-state solution.

I transmit herewith for Senate advice and consent to ratification the Treaty Between the Government of the United States of America and the Government of Australia Concerning Defense Trade Cooperation.

This Treaty will allow for greater cooperation between the United States and Australia, enhancing the operational capabilities and interoperability of the armed forces of both countries.

Laura and I wish all people of the Jewish faith a Happy Hanukkah.

I know it's hard when you have a loved one, somebody you love a lot, not going to be around for the Christmas season.

We want to thank you for your commitment to living side by side with Israel in peace.

Hanukkah commemorates a victory for freedom and the courage and faith that made it possible.

If 30 seconds is a full day, no wonder Congress has got a lot of work to do.

We pray that those who still live in the darkness of tyranny will someday see the light of freedom.

We remember with sadness all those lost to AIDS.

As a Nation, we must work together to prevent drunk and drugged driving on our roads.

World AIDS Day is both a day of sadness and a day of hope.

We will turn the tide against HIV/AIDS once and for all.

I urge all Americans to make responsible decisions and take appropriate measures to prevent drunk and drugged driving.

I urge the Governors of the States and the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, officials of the other territories subject to the jurisdiction of the United States, and the American people to join me in appropriate activities to remember those who…

The pandemic of HIV/AIDS can be defeated.

No matter how some leaders here in Washington, D.C. feel about the war, our troops deserve their full support.