George W. Bush

I'm proud to call you friend.

The cost of inaction is far greater when it comes to Social Security.

If you're receiving a Social Security check, you have no problem.

That's the way Montana people think: If you see a problem, go fix it.

I want more people owning their home, own their own business, owning and managing their own health care account, and owning and managing their retirement account.

Every year we wait to act, it's going to add $600 billion to the cost.

Nothing changes when it comes to the disabled—the disability aspect of Social Security.

This good-hearted country of ours longs for peace.

We have to have an open and candid discussion about the serious problem facing Social Security.

The America that embraced Veronica would not be possible without the prayer that drives and leads and sustains our armies of compassion.

I believe the role of America must be.

People are living longer, thankfully.

Prayer means more than presenting God with our plans and desires; prayer also means opening ourselves to God's priorities.

Social Security has not kept up with changing times.

We need to address this issue, and make it permanently sound.

I fully understand that oftentimes when they stress the Social Security issue, people try to scare you about it.

I'm honored so many came out to hear what I think you're going to find to be an interesting discussion about a very important issue.

Personal accounts do not add to the overall cost of Social Security.

Prayer has always been one of the great equalizers in American life.

America's economy is the fastest growing of any major industrialized nation.

We've been placed in office by the votes of the people we serve.

Personal retirement accounts should be familiar to Federal employees.

The road of providence is uneven and unpredictable, yet we know where it leads: It leads to freedom.

America will stand with the allies of freedom to support democratic movements.

Tonight, the state of our Union is confident and strong.