George W. Bush

Since August 2003, more than 8.3 million jobs have been created.

We are not going to put our national security at risk.

The act needs to be modernized so that all of us engaged in protecting the American people say we have the tools we need to protect you.

I'm going to ask the DNI: 'Does this legislation give you what you need to prevent an attack on the country?'.

We Must Restrain Government Spending And Keep Taxes Low To Continue Economic Growth.

If Congressional Democrats allow the tax relief we passed to expire, families and small business owners will suffer tax increases.

Our economy has now added jobs for 47 straight months, and the unemployment rate remains low at 4.6 percent.

This is unacceptable at any time-but it is intolerable in the current heightened threat environment.

We've got to be ahead of the people in order to protect the American people.

The Government must be able to act immediately, particularly in the case of national security emergencies, to protect the Nation.

It makes little sense at a time of high energy costs to reduce domestic production or to otherwise make America more dependent on foreign sources of energy.

Unfortunately, Democratic leaders in Congress want to spend far more.

We in the Federal Government must respond, and respond robustly, to help the people there not only recover but to make sure that lifeline of activity, that bridge gets rebuilt as quickly as possible.

A massive tax hike is the last thing the American people need.

Such actions constitute an unusual and extraordinary threat to the national security and foreign policy of the United States.

His expertise and experience will strengthen the National Security Council's ability to address challenges in the Global War on Terror.

Robert L. Smolen, of Pennsylvania, to be Deputy Administrator for Defense Programs, National Nuclear Security Administration, vice Thomas P. D'Agostino.

People who kill innocent men, women, and children to achieve political objectives are evil; that's what I think.

America and Britain sharing values is very important.

The use of tax increases to fund spending increases is undesirable and inadvisable.

The legislation balloons the allotments to $16 billion in 2012 and then reduces the allotments to $3.5 billion in 2013.

Success in Afghanistan and Iraq will be an integral part of defeating an enemy and helping people realize the great blessings of liberty.

I would describe Gordon Brown as a principled man who really wants to get something done.

S. 1893 would cause millions of individuals to drop their private insurance in order to be involved with a government insurance plan.

We can't impose freedom, but we can eliminate roadblocks to freedom and to allow free societies to develop.