George W. Bush

These are Americans who understand we have an obligation to our seniors to modernize and strengthen the Medicare system.

I like people who do what they say they're going to do.

Welcome to the people's house.

We're talking about an historic opportunity to change parts of the world, and Iraq will be the leader of that change.

I'm glad to be just living here for a while.

It is—we call this championship day, where champions come, people who put their talents to good use.

I look forward to working with the Members around the table to secure passage of this very important and historic piece of legislation.

I urge members of both political parties to study the legislation, to remember the promise we have made to America's seniors, and to vote yes for this legislation.

A free Iraq is in our interests.

I kind of like a guy who follows in his father's footsteps.

Religious people do not murder innocent citizens.

America wasn't leaving.

I'm proud to say that you won it.

The sacrifice that our folks are making in Iraq will serve our Nation's interests in the short term and long term.

It's a sad day when we lose life.

I look forward to my consultations with Tony Blair.

The political process will move on.

I think there’s going to be immense pressure on Members of both the House and the Senate to support this bill.

I prayed for their families.

A free and peaceful Iraq will be a historic event.

We're not leaving until the job is done, pure and simple.

I'm glad to be going to a free country where people are allowed to protest.

It also commits Iraq to a process for drafting a permanent, democratic constitution that protects the rights of all citizens.

Turkey has suffered terrible losses from terrorism for decades, and the United States stands resolutely with Turkey in the global war on terrorism.

I condemn in the strongest possible terms the terrorist attacks today in Istanbul.