George W. Bush

I want to thank you for your steadfast leadership, for your courage, for your wisdom, and your advice.

Bienvenidos a mi amigo, a friend of mine, a friend of our country, a person who I admire a lot.

We will finish what we have started.

It is sad to realize this will be the last time he'll come to the Oval Office as the leader of Spain.

Our first goal is to complete the International Space Station by 2010.

America is proud of our space program.

We choose to explore space because doing so improves our lives and lifts our national spirit.

It is time for America to take the next steps.

Returning to the moon is an important step for our space program.

I look forward to welcoming him back to America as a non-President.

We are committed to creating the conditions necessary to reduce by at least 50 percent the cost of sending money home to family members and local communities by 2008.

I'm honored to be here with Presidente de Chile, Ricardo Lagos.

It seems like to me, it makes sense to have laws that treat people with respect.

We've got a relationship based upon shared values.

Development assistance should light a path to reform and economic growth rather than perpetuate the need for further aid.

The people of the world should take notice of the fact that Chile and America negotiated and finalized a free trade agreement.

Dictatorship has no place in the Americas.

I proposed this change in immigration law because I think it is the right thing to do.

We must work to provide quality education and quality health care for all our citizens, especially for those suffering from HIV/ AIDS.

The world is more peaceful as a result of Saddam Hussein not being in power.

Democracy is the only legitimate form of government in this hemisphere.

I'm grateful for your strong voice here in our neighborhood.

These workers are a benefit to my country.

The decision I made was a tough decision.

Over the long term, trade is the most certain path to lasting prosperity.