George W. Bush

I will continue to speak about the effects of 9/11 on our country and my Presidency.

I oppose amnesty, placing undocumented workers on the automatic path to citizenship.

This program will match willing workers with willing employers without disadvantaging those who have followed the law.

I certainly hope the Congress takes this issue up.

I ask the Congress to consider the enclosed FY 2005 budget amendments for the Department of Defense reflecting the Army's recommendation not to proceed further with funding for the Comanche helicopter program.

During Irish-American Heritage Month, we recognize these proud citizens and their important contributions to America.

Education is the gateway to a hopeful future.

We must fight off economic isolationism for the sake of American consumers, American entrepreneurs, and American workers.

We need to make sure the tax cuts are permanent.

This economy of ours is strengthening, and that's positive.

It's important for us to have a culture of personal responsibility.

Congress should act now to end the threat posed by these tariffs and to promote the competitiveness of American manufacturers.

America will never be intimidated by thugs or assassins.

We want to be able to sell our products there.

This is a world problem. Let's deal with it.

Therefore, the Administration urges the Senate to pass S. 1637 promptly.

We stand for a culture of responsibility in America.

The true strength of the country lies in the hearts and souls of our citizens.

We're not going to tolerate dishonesty in the boardrooms of our country.

I want more people owning their own small businesses.

We must do more to keep the economy growing.

We're aggressively striking the terrorists in Iraq, defeating them there so we won't have to face them in our own country.

We're here to talk about the economy.

I have determined that providing import relief for the U.S. pipe fittings industry is not in the national economic interest of the United States.

To best serve Americans in need, charitable groups of all kinds should not be discriminated against in competing for Federal social service funds.