George W. Bush

I urge all of us to recognize the opportunity to make the communities in which we live a better place.

The immediate challenge facing the economy is a lack of credit.

These women are an inspiration to young girls all across the globe.

I know we've had a very powerful economy.

You have a chance to continue to serve.

Whether you won a medal or not, it really doesn't matter in the long run.

The financial rescue plan will provide the government a range of tools to help banks rebuild capital in order to get more credit flowing to consumers and businesses.

This isn't a problem just in the United States; it's a problem that is worldwide.

You will be champions forever.

These steps will help bring stability to our volatile markets, and help protect the value of Americans' retirement accounts and 401ks.

Easing the credit will help the economy recover, and the values in the stock market will recover as well.

So far, these programs have helped more than two million American families stay in their homes.

We will make sure, as time goes on, this doesn't happen again.

I believe in the long run this economy is going to be just fine.

The proper role of judges is to apply the laws as written, and not to advance their own agendas.

Our democracy requires us to come together and to get things done for the citizens of this great republic.

One thing people can be certain of is that the bill I signed is a big step toward solving this problem.

I made a promise to the American people during the campaign that if I was fortunate enough to be elected, my administration would seek out judicial nominees who follow that philosophy.

I've just had a very illuminating conversation with small-business owners here.

Judges are like umpires. Umpires don't make the rules; they apply them ... It is a limited role.

I hereby certify that it is important to the national security interests of the United States to waive the provisions of section 650(a) of the Act.

When you see a problem, put a team together and solve it.

Our economy continues to face serious challenges. This morning, we learned that America lost jobs again in September.

I know some Americans have concerns about this legislation, especially about the government's role and the bill's cost.

The legislation Congress passed today addresses this problem head on by providing a variety of new tools to the government.