George W. Bush

I further encourage all Americans to display the flag at half staff from their homes and businesses on that day.

We also remember the students and teachers whose lives were taken last month.

To do this for even one child is special.

I call on all Americans to observe these events with appropriate ceremonies and activities.

This bill does not provide that full support; does not address many of the Administration's serious concerns about H.R. 1591.

I worry about the signal it would send to Al Qaida.

I also look forward to working with the Congress to extend trade promotion authority to negotiate agreements that open markets and generate new economic opportunities.

I want to talk about health care.

The most solemn obligation of government is to protect the American people from harm.

Let's stop playing politics.

They report that the three additional Iraqi brigades promised by the Government are in place.

American reinforcements in Baghdad, along with the Iraqi security forces, are now living and working with the Iraqi people.

Very serious when it comes to them passing law that enables this country to more likely reconcile.

The United States unequivocally supports international investment in this country.

Our strength is not our military, although we'll keep it strong, and our strength is not necessarily the size of our economy, although we'll keep it robust.

General Petraeus has a plan.

I vowed on that day and the days following that attack that I wouldn't tire, I wouldn't weary.

I am pleased that my administration and congressional leaders have concluded a bipartisan agreement that provides a clear path for advancing our proposed free trade agreements with Peru, Colombia, Panama, and South Korea.

If I didn't think it was worthy, if I didn't think it was necessary, if I didn't realize and believe that it's important to defeat Al Qaida in Iraq, I wouldn't have our young men and women there in the first place.

Our troops deserve the money necessary to do the job.

Providing full funding for non-emergency discretionary funding while only providing partial funding for U.S. troops in combat reflects misplaced priorities.

The idea that the House of Representatives put forward is one that we will fund our troops by piecemeal.

The tax relief is working.

I believe freedom is universal.

America's military spouses inspire our Nation with their sense of duty and deep devotion to our country.