George W. Bush

You earned a trip to the Emerald Bowl in San Francisco, and you beat New Mexico for your first bowl victory in 9 years.

Education is one of the top priorities of this administration and this Congress.

The average American home loses between 10 and 50 percent of its energy through inadequate insulation and inefficient lights and appliances.

You whipped the Air Force Academy in the field goal in the last minute.

We will work with our friends and allies to keep the pressure on these people.

There’s nothing like a good team to make you look good.

This practical reform will help ensure that debtors make a good-faith effort to repay as much as they can afford.

Developing even a tiny section of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) will reduce dependence on foreign oil by up to 1 million barrels per day.

Yet bankruptcy should always be a last resort in our legal system.

This is the land of opportunity, and it must remain the land of opportunity.

Energy Security Is A Matter of Economic Security.

I'm proud of what you have achieved on the football field.

Your students are fortunate, really fortunate, to have you in their lives.

This team is tough; it is talented; and you knew how to win.

An energy bill should also help advance another vital project.

Teaching is more than a job; it is a calling.

Today, millions of American families and small businesses are hurting because of higher gasoline prices.

The bipartisan bill I'm about to sign makes commonsense reforms to our bankruptcy laws.

We will never relent. We will never rest until those promises are met.

The principles of the Declaration still inspire, and the words of the Declaration are forever true.

This celebration marks the historic exodus of the Israelites from Pharaoh's oppression more than 3,000 years ago.

The Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum was a long time coming.

It is time to act to make America more energy independent.

Lincoln embodied the democratic ideal that leadership and even genius are found among the people themselves and sometimes in the most unlikely places.

He was the relentless enemy of secession, without hatred or malice toward those who seceded.