George W. Bush

The abductee issue is an important issue.

The relationship between the United States and Japan is good for the American people, I believe it's good for the Japanese people, and I believe it's good for stability in not only Southeast Asia but where we cooperate in other parts of…

Technologies is going to really make an enormous difference.

It's not just the United States that will be at the table, but China and, of course, Japan and South Korea and Russia.

We do have a good relationship with Japan, and it's an important relationship.

We will be forever grateful for their service and sacrifice.

I call upon the people of the United States to recognize the importance of preparing for potential emergencies.

The purpose is to set up a process that includes everybody.

I am not for undermining the six-party talks.

The United States, by the way, has reduced greenhouse gas emissions last year.

I would hope that the Government would keep this important law in place so that Japan and the United States and other nations can continue to work for peace and stability.

National Preparedness Month is an opportunity to raise awareness about the importance of emergency preparedness.

This battle against extremism and radicalism is going to be a subject matter.

The Japanese presence helps peace, helps achieve peace.

Hurricane Katrina broke through the levees; it broke a lot of hearts; it destroyed buildings.

It's that community spirit that has been very impressive to me and Laura.

I want to thank the educational entrepreneurs who've joined us.

I think the Senator called them—resilience is what he'd like to define people.

There's nothing more hopeful than to be with somebody who says, 'Welcome to my home.'

The Congressman has worked hard to make sure the people down here are well represented, and he's doing a fine job for the people of southern Mississippi.

New Orleans' better days are ahead for the New Orleans people.

This is really a remarkable project.

We're still paying attention.

This is the first public school to open in the Lower Ninth Ward.

The American people have written a check—written checks for $114 billion to help the people on the coast.