George W. Bush

We've had 49 consecutive months of uninterrupted job growth.

I believe the best health care policy is to take care of those who can't help themselves, like poor children.

It’s going to require the Congress to show fiscal restraint, fiscal discipline.

I've long worried about protectionism and isolationism here in America.

Today's budget numbers are further proof that tax relief combined with spending restraint promotes economic growth.

One of the reasons why this economy is robust is because taxes are low.

The plan that I vetoed would have expanded health care coverage to families making up to 80 something thousand dollars.

We have a responsibility to confront problems today and not pass them on to future generations.

The actual deficit is $163 billion.

I believe a good education is a civil right.

We are now enjoying the longest period of uninterrupted job creation in the history of the United States.

We honor the many Hispanic Americans who wear the uniform here at home.

I urge Americans to commemorate this occasion with appropriate activities and ceremonies honoring General Casimir Pulaski and all those who defend our freedom.

Hispanic Americans enrich our country with their talents and creativity and hard work.

It's an important part of our past, and it's a central part of our future that people from all walks of life feel welcomed and given the opportunity to realize the blessings of America.

To keep the economy growing, we've got to make sure we don't raise your taxes.

Citizens of Hispanic descent are the fastest growing population in America.

We celebrate the diversity that makes our country stronger.

I love your passion.

No Child Left Behind is helping replace a culture of low expectations with a commitment to high achievement for all.

Congress should help ensure that we have the necessary tools to address changing technologies and homeland security threats while protecting privacy and civil liberties.

There can be no compromise on the basic principle: Every child must learn to read and do math at or above grade level.

We have made extraordinary progress in securing our Homeland and fighting the War on Terror.

Our goal is to have every child reading and doing math at grade level by 2014.

This strategy is a national strategy – not a Federal strategy.