George W. Bush

I think Palestinian moms want their children to grow up in peace just like American moms want their children to grow up in peace.

We continue to remind our friends the Israelis about their obligations under the roadmap.

The United States remains committed to the roadmap as the only way to realize the vision of two democratic states living side by side in peace and security.

I take great faith in not only his personal character but the fact that he campaigned on a platform of peace.

These successes truly reflect the determination and democratic spirit of the Indonesian people.

I urge the Senate to build on this progress and provide my judicial nominees the up-or-down votes they deserve.

I believe that the use of Federal moneys that end up destroying life is not—is not positive, is not good.

Education is a key to our shared future.

More Americans than ever own their own homes, but we must continue to work hard so that every family has an opportunity to realize the American Dream.

Homeownership is also a bedrock of the American economy.

I made the decision that existing lines should receive Federal dollars, and we've had about 600 different experiments, maybe 3,000 more to go.

I applaud the Senate for voting to confirm Justice Priscilla Owen.

I believe him. So this is the first step toward what will be fuller mil-to-mil cooperation.

Homeownership has embodied the core American values of individual freedom, personal responsibility, and self-reliance.

We strongly urge Congress to provide the Administration with the full set of authorities requested to build security partnerships to fight the Global War on Terror.

I'm proud of my Government's—more importantly, my country's commitment to help the people who suffer.

A home provides children with a safe environment in which to grow and learn.

A strong, united, democratic, and prosperous Indonesia will serve as a force for stability and progress in Asia and beyond.

I want to express my sympathy to the Indonesian people and their government over the catastrophic loss of life.

H.R. 2520 is an important step in that direction.

Destroying nascent human life for research raises serious ethical problems, and many millions of Americans consider the practice immoral.

The bill is also consistent with the recommendation from the National Academy of Science to create a National Cord Blood Stem Cell Bank program.

Judge Owen is finally going to get an up-or-down vote on the Senate floor.

H.R. 810 advances the proposition that the Nation must choose between science and ethics.

I'm proud to welcome Judge Priscilla Owen to the Oval Office.