George W. Bush

No child will be left behind in America.

I believe a President must confront problems, not pass them on to future Presidents and future generations.

I believe that, in part, because I've had a great experience with Prime Minister Koizumi of Japan.

I call upon public officials, educators, librarians, and all the people of the United States to observe this week with appropriate ceremonies, activities, and programs to show our respect and appreciation for these remarkable institutions…

I now ask the Congress to consider the enclosed requests, totaling $3.1 billion, for additional emergency FY 2004 supplemental appropriations.

I believe that every child can learn and every school must teach.

I believe liberty can change nations.

A free and peaceful Iraq will make America more secure and make the world a safer place.

I think we need to extend the concept of ownership to the retirement systems.

I believe in the energy and innovation and spirit of our small-business owners.

I have a reason for running again.

We're going to simplify the Tax Code.

I made a commitment to those who wear the uniform that they will have the resources they need to complete their missions.

I believe we have a duty in this country to vote.

I believe we have a moral responsibility to provide our seniors with good health care.

I know in order to make sure we've got good docs practicing medicine, to make sure health care is affordable, we need to stop these junk lawsuits.

We're going to take care of those who can't help themselves.

Freedom is a powerful force for good.

I believe liberty can transform the world.

I believe health care decisions should be made by doctors and patients, not by bureaucrats in Washington, DC.

I'm here to express my country's heartfelt sympathies for the victims and the families who suffered at the hands of the evil terrorists.

The United States stands side by side with Russia as we fight off terrorism.

I pledged our Government would continue to work with the Russian Government and the Russian people.

The atrocities that took place in the school were beyond comprehension.

Many in America and, I know, many in Russia simply cannot conceive the hearts of a person that would mow down innocent children.