George W. Bush

Those days are over with.

We need good, honorable judges on the bench.

Through adoption, Americans can forever change not only a child's life but also their own.

My Administration will continue to honor tribal sovereignty by working on a government-to-government basis with American Indians and Alaska Natives.

We are making important progress in placing children in foster care with adoptive families.

We are also grateful to the Navajo Codetalkers for their service during World War II.

Every child can learn in America.

I know he's got chemical weapons, probably has biological weapons.

We do not know the facts.

Every year, thousands of American families are blessed by adoption.

I encourage Americans to increase their awareness of the importance and availability of hospice service.

Education is essential to the future success of tribal communities.

We continue to have confidence in his leadership.

With the American spirit, we can change our country one soul, one person at a time.

The American spirit is alive and well.

All across this country there are fine and decent people who are helping America change, one heart, one conscience, one soul at a time.

We're sending a clear message to friend and foe alike that we're in this deal for the long haul.

My call here in New Hampshire is for all the citizens—Republicans and Democrats, people who don't give a hoot about political parties—to do your duty and vote.

The tax relief plan that we passed was the best antidote to a slowing economy.

Electing John Sununu will help us change the leadership in the Senate.

More than 130,000 children, ranging from toddlers to teenagers, still remain in foster care awaiting adoption.

Saddam Hussein is a man who has defied the United Nations not once, not twice, not 3 times, but 16 times.

I need a Senator with whom I can work to modernize Medicare.

I want there to be peace in parts of the world that have given up on peace.

Diabetes is a chronic disease that affects approximately 17 million Americans.