George W. Bush

I call on Russia's leadership to meet its commitments and not recognize these separatist regions.

The United States will continue to stand with the people of Georgia and their democracy and to support its sovereignty and territorial integrity.

National Prostate Cancer Awareness Month is an opportunity to underscore our commitment to fighting prostate cancer.

In America, people's dreams matter more than their background.

This is an important part of our country.

The War on Terror will be won on the offense.

This is not the farewell dinner.

$126 billion later, 3 years after the storm, we've helped deliver $126 billion of U.S. taxpayers' money.

America and our allies support emerging democracies in the Middle East.

The present city's tourism industry is on the rebound.

The Corps continues to improve the hurricane protection system.

Things have improved a lot.

More than 93,000 participants in national service programs have given more than 3.5 million hours of service in response to the devastation inflicted by Katrina.

We have transformed the U.S. military to ensure we have the capabilities to prevail in Iraq, Afghanistan, and wherever the terrorists make their stand.

The spirit of southern Mississippi is real, and it's alive.

I'm proud to be here at Jackson Barracks.

I'm not surprised that hope is marching in because I understand the nature of the people who live here in this community and these communities.

More than 80 public schools in the city have reopened.

New Orleans, Louisiana, is on its way back as a stronger and better city.

I remember what it looked like right after the storm.

Food's good here too.

People picked up their lives and decided that this is where their home was going to be.

The U.S. Small Business Administration disbursed nearly $6.5 billion in low-cost disaster loans to homeowners, renters, and business owners in the Gulf Coast States affected by the hurricanes.

There is hopeful signs of progress as housing is restored.

The Federal government has committed more than $126 billion to the Gulf Coast region in the aftermath of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.