George W. Bush

Harriet Miers is an extraordinary nominee.

I applaud the Congress for its work on the homeland security legislation.

1956 says to us, there are key moments in history when ordinary citizens are willing to defend the right for all to be free.

No refineries have been built in our Nation since 1976.

Only Bill Buckley could have invented National Review.

The defense of freedom is worth our sacrifice.

We will confront this mortal danger to all humanity.

It is an honor to be here to thank you for your service.

Our Nation stood guard on tense borders.

He was an entrepreneur.

The United States and our partners have disrupted at least ten serious al-Qaida terrorist plots since September 11.

Many of the more important changes of the 20th century happened because the National Review stood strong, and that's a fact—that's a fact of history.

We make our own freedom more secure by standing for the hope and freedom of others.

Defeating the militant network is difficult, because it thrives like a parasite on the suffering and frustration of others.

The job of conservatives was to stand athwart history, yelling, 'Stop.'

We have stopped at least five more al-Qaida efforts to case targets in the United States or infiltrate operatives into our country.

First, she's a woman of enormous accomplishment.

The heart of America is big enough to be generous and responsible at the same time.

We've been through a lot, but there's no question in my mind that we're going to accomplish great things.

I'll take responsibility for the failures at the Federal level.

Success in Iraq is really important for our future.

The African Burial Ground, located in New York City, is a National Historic Landmark administered by the General Services Administration (GSA).

I guess I'll start over.

This good law allows law enforcement officers to hunt down terrorists with many of the same tools they already use to fight organized crime and drug dealers.

Don't have to guess and speculate about Harriet.