George W. Bush

We will have increased the VA's health care budget by 83 percent since 2001.

If there's a demand, inevitably there will be a supply.

The best way to alleviate poverty is for there to be prosperity.

I would hope he would define my Government as profreedom.

By the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, and to provide a comprehensive review of the care provided to America's returning Global War on Terror service men and women from…

Every leader has to adopt a governing style and an economic model that they believe yields to prosperity for their people.

We want our friends and neighbors to be prosperous.

As a matter of fact, there's a strong protectionist sentiment in America.

The working poor of Latin America need change, and the United States is committed to helping their governments provide it.

We are working with our partners in Latin America and the Caribbean to ensure governments serve all citizens impartially.

The United States is launching a new effort to help build a market for affordable housing.

The No Child Left Behind Act Is Working.

Overall, I am asking Congress for more than $86 billion for veterans' services this year.

We must ensure our children have the skills to compete and succeed in the increasingly competitive global economy.

I'll do my very best to comfort them.

NCLB is helping to raise student achievement and make a real difference in our Nation's schools.

I go down with a heavy heart.

Improving math and science instruction will be critical to this effort.

Our Duty Is To Use The Land and Seas Wisely.

I ask our Nation, for those who are prayerful, to give a prayer for the victims of the storms.

As we work to improve conditions at Walter Reed, we are also taking steps to find out whether similar problems have occurred at other military and veteran hospitals.

One of my most solemn experiences as President is visiting men and women recovering from wounds they suffered in defense of our country.

We must build on the law's success without watering down standards or rolling back accountability.

There's nothing better than being in the middle of a bright spot, a place that just shines with optimism.

The taxpayers of the United States, to know that progress is being made with their money and that the people of Mississippi appreciate the fact that the country came to help when they needed help.