George W. Bush

My most solemn duty is to protect our country...

These are changing times we live in.

I'm ready to lead this country for 4 more years.

Women are eager to exercise their rights and are registering to vote in great numbers.

The Executive order on cooperative conservation that I have signed today will help us continue to make sure that decisions in Washington, DC, are well-informed by those closest to the land and their communities.

We've got to make sure jobs stay here in America.

We have more to do to create jobs, more to do to improve our schools.

With your help, we'll carry New Mexico and win a great victory in November.

I think you find it right here in Farmington, New Mexico.

The full participation of women and the protection of their rights as citizens are essential for freedom and democracy to flourish.

Our future, America's future, depends on our willingness to lead in this world.

Staying on the offense is necessary to protect this country.

Local involvement is critical to ensuring successful, effective, and long-lasting conservation results.

When America says something, we've got to mean it.

I proclaim August 26, 2004, as Women's Equality Day.

The purpose of this order is to ensure that the Departments ... implement laws relating to the environment and natural resources in a manner that promotes cooperative conservation

I'm proud to be standing by him.

I have made my choice.

I think we have a duty in America to vote.

There's no doubt in my mind, with your help, we'll carry New Mexico and win a great victory in November.

I believe all of us in America have a duty to vote.

With your help, I will do so for the next 4 years.

These women are building a better nation for themselves and their families.

We recognize the hard work and perseverance of those who helped secure women's suffrage in the United States.

I'm here traveling your State because there's so much at stake.