George W. Bush

I believe that freedom is universal.

We can win the war on terror, and we will.

I hereby find that the furnishing of defense articles and defense services to the Kingdom of Swaziland will strengthen the security of the United States and promote world peace.

North Korea has imposed a moratorium on launching missiles.

An early withdrawal would embolden the terrorists.

He's been wanting to pursue options in the private sector.

We hope it will continue that moratorium.

We stand for some things, and we get things done for the American people.

We need to secure our borders, and we will.

It was a privilege to shake their hands, look them in the eye, and tell them how much the American people appreciate their daily courage.

Our efforts in Iraq are well worth it.

The challenges that remain in Iraq are serious.

I told them that the future of Iraq is in their hands.

It's not about months, but weeks; and it's not days, it's weeks.

This new legislation will require mine operators to report any life-threatening accident no later than 15 minutes after they know that one has occurred.

We must ensure that decency standards for broadcasters are effectively enforced.

We honor the memory of all lost miners today; that's what we're doing signing this bill.

The bill I'm about to sign, the Broadcast Decency Enforcement Act, increases tenfold the penalty that the FCC can impose.

America's miners work hard every day to support their families and support this country.

Broadcasters also have a duty to respect common decency.

We make this promise to American miners and their families: We'll do everything possible to prevent mine accidents and make sure you're able to return safely to your loved ones.

The Act provides additional resources needed to fight the war on terror, help citizens of the Gulf States recover from devastating hurricanes, and protect Americans from a potential influenza pandemic.

One thing they can do if they're worried about people watching a bad program is turn off the TV.

It’s going to help American parents by making broadcast television and radio more family-friendly.

The executive branch shall construe the provision in the Act under the heading 'Disaster Relief' as calling solely for notification.