George W. Bush

We are firmly committed to working to fulfill our commitments on ODA made at Gleneagles.

We expressed our grave concern about the situation in Zimbabwe.

We seek to share with all Parties to the UNFCCC the vision of achieving at least 50% reduction of global emissions by 2050.

We are committed to thorough reform of the FAO to enhance its effectiveness in helping to ensure food security for all.

We will work collectively to achieve a successful outcome of the 2010 NPT Review Conference.

We fully recognize the need for a wide range of mid- to long-term measures to tackle the issue of food security and poverty.

The situation is tragic and needs to be dealt with.

I believe that when he tells me something, he means it.

I will not forget the abduction issue.

The United States will not abandon you on this issue.

North Korea is the most sanctioned nation in the world and will remain the most sanctioned nation in the world.

We will do our part in increasing supply.

I view this process as a multistep process that requires strong verification.

I care about the environment.

The U.S. is very committed to seeing progress on this issue.

Seems like I brought a little action with me.

I am thrilled to be here at Monticello.

I congratulate you. I welcome you. I wish you all a happy Fourth of July.

He was once asked if he had any ambitions beyond the United States Senate.

And this is a fitting place to celebrate our Nation's independence.

Jesse Helms took their side.

This love of liberty is what binds our Nation together, and this is the love that makes us all Americans.

It's pretty simple, the Fourth of July weekend is my birthday weekend.

I will be honored to call you a fellow American.

Jesse Helms was a kind, decent, and humble man.