George W. Bush

America has the best health care system in the world, because it puts doctors and patients in charge.

This competition is delivering better prices for seniors and good results for taxpayers.

I want to make sure that the goal I set by reducing gasoline usage by 20 percent over a 10-year period is a realistic goal.

Americans ought to feel optimistic about our future.

This plan will help a lot of people afford [health insurance], like the uninsured, the working uninsured.

I firmly believe that the goal I laid out, that Americans will use 20 percent less gasoline over the next 10 years, is going to be achieved.

I set a goal of the United States reducing our gasoline consumption by 20 percent over the next 10 years.

The high price of energy has caused private capital to say that it's going to be impossible for a society like the United States to sustain its use on gasoline.

We are changing the way America generates electricity by investing in clean-coal technology, wind and solar power, and clean, safe nuclear power.

It's possible to convert wood chips into fuels that are running automobiles.

Part of my job is to be the educator in chief.

The goal is for the United States to diversify away from old, old ways.

If you're concerned about the environment and want to deal with renewable sources of energy, that we need to pursue nuclear power.

I will check into it and see if I can find out.

We must reform fuel economy standards for cars to make our use of gasoline more efficient.

Achieving this goal will also help address climate change concerns by slowing the projected growth of carbon dioxide emissions from cars, light trucks, and SUVs.

America needs to stay on the leading edge of technological change.

We're all connected, and so when a Chinese economy grows and their demand for oil goes up, it affects the price that you pay for gasoline.

Ethanol and other biofuels are part of a larger strategy to address energy security, cleaner air, and climate change.

A lot of that money has gone into clean coal technologies.

We want to move as rapidly as we can to build capability on the part of the Iraqis so they can, in fact, assume first, primary responsibility, and then eventually, sole responsibility not only for matters of security, but also economic…

I believe the Federal Government has a solemn responsibility to take care of the sick—I mean, the disabled, the elderly, and the poor.

[The House Iraq resolution] may become the first time in the history of the United States Congress that it has voted to send a new commander into battle and then voted to oppose his plan that is necessary to succeed in that battle.

The best decisions are made by providers and patients, not by government or insurance companies.

People Are Prejudging The Outcome of the New Iraq Strategy Before It Has A Chance To Work.