Political Quotes

George W. Bush

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George W. Bush is the 43rd President of the United States, serving from January 20, 2001, to January 20, 2009. A member of the Republican Party, he previously served as the Governor of Texas from January 17, 1995, until December 21, 2000. His presidency was marked by significant events, including the September 11 attacks in 2001 and the subsequent wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. Bush's domestic policies included tax cuts, education reform, and Medicare prescription drug benefits.

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Mar 8, 2005

As we grow our economy—and it's growing—and as we improve our energy supply... we'll also improve the environment.

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Mar 7, 2005

Human life must not be created for the purpose of destroying it.

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Mar 7, 2005

I applaud the strong vote of the United Nations General Assembly today urging countries to ban all forms of human cloning.

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Mar 7, 2005

I'm, of course, very pleased the way things seem to be trending there.

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Mar 7, 2005

I think the will of the Lebanese people is clear: they want to see these Syrians out of there.

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Mar 7, 2005

That has turned public opinion very much in favor of the United States.

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Mar 6, 2005

What matters most in a child's life is a loving, caring adult, whether that is a parent, teacher, coach, pastor, or mentor.

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Mar 6, 2005

Every American has an opportunity to help children and youth in their families and communities to avoid trouble and lead more hopeful lives.

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Mar 6, 2005

Parents and family are the first and most important influence in every child's life.

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Mar 6, 2005

I intend to nominate John Robert Bolton to be Representative of the United States to the United Nations.

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Mar 6, 2005

The cornerstone of a hopeful America is an education system which makes sure every single child can read, write, and add and subtract.

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Mar 6, 2005

The needs of at-risk youth will not be addressed solely by the Federal government, but by communities in partnership with parents and families.

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Mar 6, 2005

America is a unique place where people come together to serve a cause greater than themselves.

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Mar 4, 2005

Today, people in a long-troubled part of the world are standing up for their freedom.

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Mar 4, 2005

In the last 5 months, we have witnessed successful elections in Afghanistan, the Palestinian Territory, and Iraq.

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Mar 4, 2005

The world is now speaking with one voice to ensure that democracy and freedom are given a chance to flourish in Lebanon.

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Mar 4, 2005

Freedom is the birthright and deep desire of every human soul.

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Mar 4, 2005

The road ahead will not be easy, and progress will sometimes be slow.

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Mar 3, 2005

We've got a problem. I don't care how you look at it; it is a problem.

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