George W. Bush

What we have always said is that we're not going to try to impose an American template on democracy around the world.

English is the predominant language in the United States of America.

I need allies in Congress who understand the stakes.

There is no option other than victory.

September 11, 2001 changed things and the United States has tried to respond in a vigorous way.

Anger is not a philosophy.

Do I think -- if you want to take a look at what's going on with the economy right now, I think what you're seeing is an expansion of prosperity that the American people like and enjoy.

Government doesn't create wealth; government creates the environment in which people are willing to take risk to realize their dreams.

We're a nation that is at war.

America is headed toward peace.

It is important for the United States to remain the leader of the world.

I'm talking about experience outside of politics—that you ought to keep him up there.

I think both of these amendments are consistent with that stated presidential desire.

One career path you ought to think about is being a teacher.

I very much would like to end Guantanamo.

We shouldn't fear the future.

The tax cuts need to be made permanent.

You want to make sure that people are fluent in English because you want them to be able to enter the mainstream of society.

Any time when you find somebody who is willing to run, that's making a sacrifice, it means a lot to have the support of the people.

Geoff Davis is the right candidate for the Fourth Congressional District.

Values are important.

We don't need to fear the future because we can shape it.

He supports it; I don't know whether you want to get into priorities.

May God bless the people of Cuba.

America Needs To Conduct This Debate In A Reasoned And Respectful Tone.