George W. Bush

By the end of this decade, America should be able to start construction on several new nuclear plants.

I believe it's in the interests of the United States of America to promote freedom and democracy as the great alternatives to the ideology that inspired 19 kids to come and kill nearly 3,000 of our citizens.

Liberty has got the ability to lift people's hopes, to bring light into society.

He's a unique fellow, he's smart, he's capable, he's down-to-earth, what you see is what you get.

Nuclear power is part of the administration's energy strategy.

The fight for freedom in Iraq is the fight for the security of the United States of America, and we must prevail.

We ought to do something about reprocessing.

Together, both governments will also aim to finalize implementing arrangements by the end of the year and to complete steps necessary under their respective domestic laws to implement the treaty.

I signed an energy bill in 2005 that included important incentives to support the development of nuclear power.

Nuclear power is America's third leading source of electricity.

Jeff Sessions is a big thinker.

I'm really happy to be here with Jeff Sessions.

And I want to thank you for helping him.

Nuclear power is part of a broader strategy.

The restart of Browns Ferry Unit Number 1 represents the first nuclear reactor to come on line in the United States in more than a decade.

We need nuclear power to play a greater role in our future.

We need to do all that we can to enhance our ability to cooperate by reducing the barriers to exchange of defense goods, services, and information between the United States and the United Kingdom.

Nuclear power is clean domestic energy.

Technologies have changed.

Nuclear power is safe.

We think we ought to be trusting taxpayers with their own money.

We don't think that's right for the country.

I am returning herewith without my approval S. 5, the 'Stem Cell Research Enhancement Act of 2007.'

I kept my promise by vetoing it.

We declare our intention to negotiate an agreement on cooperation in Science and Technology including Information Communication Technologies.