George W. Bush

The British people are steadfast and strong.

We believe Africa is a continent full of promise and talent and opportunity, and the United States will do our part to help the people of Africa realize the brighter future they deserve.

Long we've admired the great spirit of the—of Londoners and the people of Great Britain.

I committed to cut our nation's greenhouse gas intensity by 18 percent through 2012.

For those who suffer loss of life, we pray for God's blessings.

Yesterday was an incredibly sad day for a lot of families in London.

We defeat it by spreading an ideology of hope and freedom and opportunity.

The issue of climate change is a part of an interrelated set of challenges dealing with energy security.

The event went flawlessly and was well managed.

Since 2001, the Bush Administration has spent over $20 billion on climate change activities, and proposes $5.5 billion more for 2006.

I'm proud of my Nation's contribution toward meeting that goal.

There are opportunities for those of us who have got the capacity to spend research dollars to share information.

Now is the time to get beyond the Kyoto period and develop a strategy forward that is inclusive.

The investment in research and development into clean technologies is probably greater in America than any other country in the world.

We have got to become less dependent on hydrocarbons.

It's a beautiful day for a bike ride.

We believe there's a better way than—actually, I've set targets.

I'm trying to recover from my faux pas yesterday.

I think the Prime Minister wants to be.

I hereby waive the prohibition of section 2007(a) of the Act with respect to this country.

The burden of war falls especially hard on military families, and I thank them for the support they give our troops in their vital work.

It is a day to give thanks to God for His many blessings on America and for the privilege to call ourselves citizens of this special land.

On Independence Day, we remember the vision and conviction of America's Founders.

We will stay in the fight until the fight is won.

This great lady, born in El Paso, Texas, rose above the obstacles of an earlier time and became one of the most admired Americans of our time.