George W. Bush

Eighth graders achieved their highest scores ever in math.

I offer a toast to you and to the United Nations.

Success in Iraq is important to the future of our countries.

You have supported freedom and independence for the people of Lebanon and Afghanistan and Iraq.

You have strengthened international resolve to deter regimes pursuing the world's most dangerous weapons.

I appreciate your determination to ensure that the United Nations lives up to its high ideals, takes responsibilities seriously, and helps more people live in freedom and justice.

It's a step in the right direction.

It's time to do something about it.

It would be nice for this regime to take some concrete steps to address the agenda...

He's going to talk about liberation from terror, from fear, and from oppression.

Brazil, under President Lula's leadership, is a leading producer of ethanol.

It's a joy being with you.

And our hope is to marry that internal pressure with some external pressure...

Congress must pass a clean, temporary extension of the current SCHIP program that I can sign by September 30th, the date the program expires.

And as a result, you're the first college baseball team to win back-to-back titles in 10 years.

I am honored to stand with some of our country's finest student athletes.

I want to thank you for your good work getting this teed up.

Strong, loving families help young Americans grow into successful adults and build a Nation shining with optimism.

I thought the ad was disgusting, and I felt like the ad was an attack not only on General Petraeus but on the U.S. military.

Achieving our national interests in Iraq is very important.

I'm optimistic about our economy.

I do hereby proclaim September 24, 2007, as Family Day.

We remain forever in their debt, and we renew our commitment to them and to their families never to rest until we have accounted for every missing service member.

It made no sense to require the Government to obtain a court order to collect foreign intelligence on targets located in foreign countries.

The question I'm going to ask is, do our professionals have the tools necessary to do the job to protect the American people from further attack?