George W. Bush

I fondly remember my trip to your country.

I'm honored to welcome you.

The ambiguous description of the bill's scope would pose an unnecessarily heavy burden on HHS.

As the father of twin girls, there's nothing better than having good role models for girls to look at.

I wish these two great athletes all the best at the Olympics in Beijing.

That's why my hair is white.

The Federal Government has no oversight over child abuse and neglect investigations.

This expanded role of the Federal Government could have the unintended consequence of lessening both the need and the incentive for States to assume the additional costs and responsibility of implementing these new standards and procedures.

This is going to happen before the end of his administration.

This imposes needless costs on American families and drivers, and it deprives American workers of good jobs, and it needs to change.

So my administration has repeatedly called on Congress to open access to new oil exploration here in the United States.

I asked Democratic congressional leaders to take the side of working families and small businesses and farmers and ranchers and move forward with four steps to expand American oil and gasoline production.

One obvious solution is for America to increase our domestic oil production.

Experts believe that the OCS could produce enough oil to match America's current production for almost 10 years.

If congressional leaders leave for the Fourth of July recess without taking action, they will need to explain why four-dollar-a-gallon gasoline is not enough incentive for them to act.

Americans are concerned about the high price of gasoline.

Together, we can meet the energy challenges we face and keep our economy the strongest, most vibrant, and most hopeful in the world.

It will help our intelligence professionals learn our enemies' plans for new attacks.

The enemy who attacked us on September the 11th is determined to strike this country again.

I reiterate with appreciation the bipartisan support that the Congress has shown for NATO's next round of enlargement.

I hereby determine, pursuant to section 2(c)(1) of the Act, that it is important to the national interest to furnish assistance under the Act in an amount not to exceed $32.8 million from the United States Emergency Refugee and Migration…

This legislation gives our troops the funds they need to prevail without tying the hands of our commanders in the field or imposing artificial timetables for withdrawal.

If congressional leaders leave for the 4th of July recess without taking action they will need to explain why $4-a-gallon gasoline is not enough incentive for them to act.

While an expansion of FHA's reach is appropriate to help more homeowners, it must be done responsibly.

The Federal Government must not prolong necessary corrections in the housing market, bail out lenders, or subsidize irresponsible borrowing and lending.