George W. Bush

This country is tough, and it's strong, and it's determined.

No child shall be left behind in America.

I'm here to tell you that the American spirit is alive and well in West Virginia, and it's alive and well all across the country.

There's still an enemy that lurks out there that—they're killers.

We have a duty and an obligation to defend our freedoms.

We want to have high standards for every child.

It doesn't matter what the cost; it doesn't matter how long it takes to defend our country and defend our freedoms.

Every life is precious.

The American spirit calls upon each of us to serve something greater than ourself in life.

Part of that spirit is serving something greater than yourself in life.

There's not a calendar on my desk in the Oval Office that says, by such-and-such a date we're quitting.

You have an obligation to vote.

In a democracy, it depends upon the participation of our citizens.

My Administration is committed to fighting diabetes and its complications through advanced research.

Government can hand out money, but Government can never put hope in people's hearts or a sense of purpose in people's lives.

I encourage all Americans to help fight this disease by making healthy lifestyle choices.

The role of Government is a limited role.

The American spirit is alive and well today.

The American spirit was embodied on Flight 93.

The American spirit is alive and well.

Thank you for representing the American spirit.

I'm glad I came back.

You have a duty to go to the polls.

Freedom isn't an American gift; it's God-given.

We must return fairness and dignity to the judicial confirmation process.