George W. Bush

The lasting strength of the NATO alliance is a testament to the enduring power of freedom.

This is a special moment in the hopeful story of human liberty.

I wish all our citizens could meet the folks that work here and realize how smart they are, how capable they are, and how enthusiastic they are in doing their duty.

I'm confident in saying to the American people that by helping this President and Liberia, we really help ourselves in many ways.

The national emergency declared on October 27, 2006, and the measures adopted on that date to deal with that emergency, must continue in effect beyond October 27, 2008.

There's a bright future for Liberia.

I declared a national emergency with respect to the situation in or in relation to the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

By helping this President and Liberia, we really help ourselves in many ways.

It's been a joy to know you.

Under the leadership of Prime Minister Topolanek, the close partnership between the Czech Republic and the United States has deepened.

S. 3197 temporarily exempts members of the Armed Forces reserves and the National Guard from a means test for Chapter 7 bankruptcy relief.

We have a glut of housing supply, and that cuts down on the amount of houses that are being built, that cuts down on construction jobs.

Developed nations have a duty not only to share our wealth, but also to encourage sources that produce wealth: economic freedom, political liberty, the rule of law and human rights.

It's more important than ever that we and other developed countries keep our commitments and continue to fund development assistance programs.

The United States joins with the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan in condemning in the strongest terms the October 16th massacre of more than 30 innocent civilians by Taliban extremists in Kandahar province.

We will continue to stand with the democratically-elected government of Afghanistan as they find the perpetrators of this heinous attack and bring them to justice.

We must resist the dangerous temptation of economic isolationism.

I believe will work.

I am confident that we will overcome the challenges we face.

In the long run, the American people can have confidence that our economy will bounce back.

The Government will not exercise control over any private firm.

The first task is to stabilize the financial markets in our own countries.

I know many of you are concerned about your finances.

We will weather this crisis, return our economies to the path of prosperity and long-term growth.

The Government's involvement is limited in size.