George W. Bush

Freedom is a gift from the Almighty to every man and woman and child on this Earth.

That is the most solemn duty of our country, is to protect our country from harm.

We are taking steps to make health care more affordable and available for small business owners and employees.

I encourage all Americans to celebrate our country's Dutch heritage and the many ways Dutch Americans have strengthened our Nation.

A lesson of that terrible day was, threats overseas can come home to hurt us.

I have made the right decisions for this country when it comes to prosperity and peace.

My mission is to convince you that serving the public is worthwhile.

Threats overseas can come home to hurt us.

I call upon the people of the United States to observe this week with appropriate ceremonies, activities, and programs that celebrate the accomplishments of small business owners and their employees.

We're in a long, ideological struggle.

My Administration is committed to continuing the pro-growth economic policies that encourage enterprise and make America the best place in the world to do business.

Serving the public—that public service is worthwhile.

Good decisions cannot be made if you're not making decisions on a consistent set of principles.

There is no more noble profession than to be a teacher.

I believe that if we were to leave before this country had an opportunity to stabilize, it would confirm their sense that the United States is incapable of long-term commitments.

I hold the families in my thoughts and prayers.

I believe liberty is universal.

We remain hopeful that one day soon they will join the growing family of democracies around the world.

We support their efforts to achieve a new and true independence, free from tyranny and poverty.

Withdrawal sent to the Senate.

The time for promises is over, and President Bashir must act.

President Bashir must follow through on the deployment of the UN support forces he agreed to.

America will not back down from the evil we are now seeing in Sudan.

Recent enhancements in corporate governance and disclosure have strengthened the executive compensation decision-making process of boards of directors.

As a result of the Securities and Exchange Commission's revised disclosure rules on executive compensation, shareholders are receiving comprehensive information on executive compensation.