George W. Bush

The success of freedom rests upon the choices and the courage of free peoples.

The executive branch shall construe the provision to refer to the CPA as established under the laws of war for the occupation of Iraq.

This will reimburse the District for the costs of public safety expenses related to security events and responses to terrorist threats.

By speaking for and standing for freedom, you've lifted the hopes of people around the world.

As long as freedom and democracy do not flourish in the Middle East, that region will remain stagnant, resentful, and violent.

Securing democracy in Iraq is the work of many hands.

I believe every person has the ability and the right to be free.

The CPA IG shall refrain from initiating, carrying out, or completing an audit or investigation, or from issuing a subpoena, which requires access to sensitive operation plans, intelligence matters, or national security.

The Act supports our mission and our troops deployed in Iraq, Afghanistan, and elsewhere, which will better secure the safety of America and the world.

We're waging this war in relentless pursuit of the Al Qaida network.

America has accomplished the task of spreading democracy where it has not existed before.

The establishment of a free Iraq and a free Afghanistan will be watershed events in the history of the Middle East.

Democracy and Islam can coexist.

Democratic progress is found in many predominantly Muslim countries.

The American people accept these responsibilities now, in our time, so that we will not face far greater dangers in the future.

Every nation has learned or should have learned an important lesson: freedom is worth fighting for.

The great and proud nation of Egypt has shown the way toward peace in the Middle East and now should show the way toward democracy in the Middle East.

Freedom is worth fighting for, dying for, and standing for, and the advance of freedom leads to peace.

The executive branch shall, as a matter of comity and for the very narrow purpose of determining to whom an agency will submit the report under this provision, determine the legislative jurisdiction of congressional committees.

We've reached another great turning point, and the resolve we show will shape the next stage of the world democratic movement.

James M. Loy, of Virginia, to be Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security, vice Gordon England, resigned.

The duty of the strong to protect the weak.

We're asked to honor our own standards, announced on the day of our founding in the Declaration of Independence.

Peter G. Sheridan, of New Jersey, to be United States District Judge for the District of New Jersey, vice Stephen M. Orlofsky, resigned.

I therefore urge the Senate to give early and favorable consideration to the Cape Town Convention and Aircraft Protocol.