George W. Bush

I call upon the Government of the Sudan to stop the Janjaweed violence.

It is my honor to sign this important piece of legislation.

We must engage our enemies in Afghanistan and Iraq and around the world so we do not have to face them here at home.

This legislation is a product of strong bipartisan cooperation.

By working together and by our example, we can show the world that a new global trade agreement can bring greater prosperity to all nations.

We will also confront disease and hunger and the violence that undermines progress and hope.

Last year under AGOA, African exports to the United States increased by 55 percent.

Only trade can foster the sustained economic growth necessary for such transformation.

I share your optimism about Africa's future.

Marriage has been the foundation of our society and of societies and cultures throughout history -- and it has always been defined as the union between a man and a woman.

The future of marriage in America should be decided through the democratic process, rather than by the court orders of a few.

The union of a man and woman in marriage is the most enduring and important human institution.

American democracy, not court orders, should decide the future of marriage in America.

Changing the definition of traditional marriage will undermine the family structure.

If our laws teach that marriage is the sacred commitment of a man and a woman, the basis of an orderly society, and the defining promise of a life, that strengthens the institution of marriage.

A constitutional amendment should never be undertaken lightly.

When a President says something, he better mean it.

I'm seeking the vote to rally the compassionate spirit of this country so every citizen can realize their full, God-given potential.

I am determined. I am focused. I will not relent in my quest to make sure America is safe and secure.

Every time she sees a teacher, she says, 'Thanks for teaching.'

My opponent now has a runningmate.

One of the reasons I came is to try to connect investment to their decisionmaking to jobs.

I never thought I'd be a war President.

We must work to change the conditions that give rise to terror in the Middle East.

A strong country really starts with having a country which economy is healthy.