George W. Bush

Things don't happen instantly, but things are happening.

And since that State of the Union, she has taken me up on my request.

He is deeply disappointed in the process.

Harriet Miers is an extraordinarily well-qualified individual.

I love to be with the armies of compassion.

Five distinguished private-sector leaders have agreed to launch a nationwide effort to encourage private donations for relief and reconstruction in response to the South Asia earthquake.

I wanted to thank all the volunteers who've come down to help people in need.

I'm impressed by the deep compassion and care of our fellow citizens.

The Convention will be an effective tool to assist in the growing global effort to combat corruption.

In the coming days, they will ask Americans to donate directly to a fund set up to provide help to the earthquake victims.

I appreciate all of you taking a lead in the economic vitality of this in—city.

These progrowth policies have worked.

We put our trust in the hard work and good sense of the American people.

H.R. 1461 fails to provide critical policy guidance in this area.

This economy is strong. It's going to stay strong.

Our economic policies have helped create jobs, growth, and opportunity.

I'm grateful for the strong support that you've given in our efforts to win the war on terror.

We're dismantling Al Qaida, one person at a time.

When I travel around the country and look at hard-working people paying payroll taxes into a system that's going broke, I feel I have an obligation to give them a heads up.

Democracy is on the march, and that's important.

I believe a strong Social Security package must include personal savings accounts.

That's the true spirit of America.

Thank you all for giving me a chance to come by and thank you and share some thoughts with you.

We must not fear the involvement of faith in helping change America, one heart at a time.

I have an obligation to say to the United States Congress: 'Just don't mark time.'