George W. Bush

One of the most inspiring chapters in the history of freedom was written by the Georgian people during the Rose Revolution.

May the God who gave us liberty bless those who are advancing freedom's cause.

These demonstrations proved once again, that when given a choice, people choose to live in freedom.

This is a critical issue for our economy and our country.

I signed this bill to help the unemployed Americans who are struggling in this difficult economy.

It's appalling that Congress decided to leave town without addressing a problem that they themselves said needed to be addressed.

Corruption is simply incompatible with the rule of law.

The program he first announced in 2003 and expanded in 2008 has made the United States a leader in these efforts.

I hereby certify to the Senate that the inclusion of the Republic of Albania in NATO does not detract from the ability of the United States to meet or to fund its military requirements outside the North Atlantic area.

Today, as we look back on the beginnings of our democracy, Americans recall that we live in a land of many blessings.

We renew our commitment to supporting Georgia's democracy, independence, sovereignty, and territorial integrity.

By relying on these principles, we can be confident in the future of our Nation and the world.

This summit comes at a time of serious turmoil in the global economy.

We think that the approval of the Colombia free trade agreement is critical to Colombia continuing the success it's had in putting in place a democratic security policy.

I think it's absolutely critical that we continue to engage with the major economies on energy security and climate change.

We are hopeful that other APEC nations will eventually join in.

I remember Peru fondly from my last visit in 2002.

I mean, in other words, you're a Peruvian farmer, you'd like to be selling into U.S. markets.

Change is the main thing for America.

It is a reminder of our country's proud heritage.

Today, nearly two centuries after they were composed, his words are written on the heart of every American and written into our law as our country's national anthem.

We are honored you would invite us to reopen one of the country's great civic institutions, the Smithsonian's Museum of American History.

These halls reflect both the duties and privileges of citizenship.

Thank you for having Laura and me here.

Lincoln understood that liberty is a gift given by the Almighty and that peace must not be purchased with injustice.