George W. Bush

Nothing gives me greater pleasure than to look them in the eye and say on behalf of our country, 'Thank you for your service.'

Knowing what I know today, I would have taken the same action.

I think you should look at in the context of it's not going to be one big event, where all of a sudden they redeploy.

I expect he'll talk about the importance of completing our mission and not sending the wrong message to the enemy in Iraq.

President intends to appoint the following individuals to be Members of the Nuclear Waste Technical Review Board.

To make sure my administration fulfills the commitments I have made to America's veterans, I selected one of the finest men ever to serve as the Secretary of Veterans Affairs.

I think you find it right here in Traverse City, Michigan.

I assure you, ladies and gentlemen, the cause of freedom is in really good hands.

Our military will complete this mission as quickly as possible so our troops do not stay a day longer than necessary.

We will not rest until anybody who wants to work can find a job.

We will stay until the job is completed.

Your work on Capitol Hill paid off.

A free and peaceful Iraq and a free and peaceful Afghanistan will be powerful and examples in a neighborhood that is desperate for freedom.

We are bringing care to more veterans more quickly.

I encourage all Americans to join me in honoring those who have served in the Airborne forces.

No veteran disabled in the service of our country will ever be turned away.

America thanks you for your service.

I want to thank you all for giving me a chance to come out and ask for the vote.

America and the world are better off.

The spirit of America really shines, and that spirit is neighbor helping neighbor.

The lesson is, respond quickly.

The job of the Federal Government and the State government is to surge resources as quickly as possible to disaster areas.

All I can tell you is, is that FEMA was on the ground yesterday morning.

There's a lot of compassion moving in the area.

This, in spite of the fact—it's an amazing statistic when you think about the fact that it wasn't all that long ago that a bus was stopped— the thugs from the Taliban pulled over four women registrars of voters and killed them.