George W. Bush

Strong economic growth has helped produce record levels of tax revenue.

We believe that democracy represents the true will of people.

Today we salute the free press for its dedication to the people's right to know.

The United States values freedom of the press as one of the most fundamental political rights and as a necessary component of free societies.

We give thanks for our freedom.

State and local criminal laws already provide criminal penalties for the violence addressed by the new Federal crime defined in section 7 of H.R. 1592.

The greatest gift we can offer anyone is the gift of our prayers.

I recommend, therefore, that the Senate give early and favorable consideration to the Treaty and give its advice and consent to ratification.

I salute those in the press who courageously do their work at great risk.

We pray to acknowledge God's sovereignty in our lives and our complete dependence on Him.

As Shirley mentioned, since the days of our founding, our Nation has been called to prayer.

There has been no persuasive demonstration of any need to federalize such a potentially large range of violent crime enforcement.

I'm confident that we can reach agreement.

We would rather fight them there so we don't have to face them here.

I believe this administration has done that, particularly since we cut taxes.

Thank you and the First Lady for such gracious hospitality.

The best way to enhance progrowth economic policies is to cut the taxes on the American people.

It is my honor to welcome the President of Yemen to the Oval Office.

This agreement has strategic implications.

The outcome in Iraq will have a direct impact on the security of our people here at home.

I'm proud to be here with the AGC.

The most important job we have is to secure the United States of America.

I wish there was an easy way out; that's what people wish.

It's good for the United States.

I think it's very important we do this as quickly as we possibly can.