George W. Bush

We believe freedom is the Almighty's gift to everybody in the world.

Seniors deserve to have the prescription drug coverage that they have waited on for too long now.

Our goal, of course, is to continue to work with those Iraqi citizens who understand that freedom is a precious commodity.

We will stay the course, we will prevail, and they will be defeated.

The truth of the matter is, the great strength of our country is the heart and souls of our citizens.

Members of Congress must resolve their remaining differences.

These folks deserve an up-or-down vote on the Senate floor.

Seniors should get to choose the kind of coverage that works best for them, instead of having that choice made solely by the Government.

Freedom is a universal value, that all people across the world seek freedom.

We can reform Medicare for the benefit of people who are on Medicare.

I am so pleased to be going to a country which says that people are allowed to express their mind.

The best way to provide our seniors with modern medicine, including prescription drug coverage and better preventative care, is to give them better choices under Medicare.

The choice is simple: Either we will have more debate, more delay, and more deadlock, or we'll make real progress.

I view them as allies in this important issue as well as allies in helping us keep the peace around the world.

That is what this is about.

Important progress is being made, while fully recognizing that there are difficulties and dangers that remain.

We will not stay a day longer than necessary.

Many seniors depend upon Medicare.

One good way to help people maintain their health is to encourage people to exercise.

Freedom is the Almighty's gift to everybody who lives in the world.

We will not be defeated by the terrorists.

These prisoners are being treated—these were illegal non-combatants picked up off of a battlefield.

He has distinguished himself as a passionate spokesman for freedom, an advocate for democracy, and a true friend of the United States.

It's a world that is more free and therefore more peaceful; a world based upon human rights, human dignity, and justice.

The most important lesson in life in the Presidency is to have a clear vision of where you want to lead, and lead.