George W. Bush

We're spending the people's money, and therefore we need to be fiscally sound with the people's money.

There is not a calendar on my desk that says, well, suchand-such a date, it's time to haul them home.

Every child counts in America, and no child should be left behind.

America can and will change—one conscience, one heart, one soul at a time.

We love our freedoms, and we will not change.

Slowly but surely, we're going to defend, and we're going to defeat this enemy.

It's not the Government's money; it's the people's money.

I know he'll challenge failure when he finds it.

I want to thank you very much for your efforts on behalf of all candidates.

Every child in America has the potential, and we want to see whether or not they're learning.

This country is in for the long haul, that we believe in freedom, that we understand obligations.

There is no calendar on my desk that says, by such-and-such a date we're going to have to haul the troops home; such-and-such a date we're going to quit.

This great Nation will defend that which we love.

It's vitally important that citizens all across our country take their responsibilities seriously and to show up to the polls.

The stated policy of the United States is regime change.

We have cleared the way for States to provide prescription drug coverage to more seniors with modest means.

New drugs allow children with rheumatoid arthritis to walk and to go to school.

The challenge of health care reform is to increase access to quality care while we preserve the finest health care system in the world.

We will reduce the cost of prescription drugs in America by billions of dollars and ease a financial burden for many citizens, especially our seniors.

NATO is an incredibly important part of U.S. foreign policy.

Generic drugs make America health care far more affordable.

Our message to brand-name manufacturers is clear: You deserve the fair rewards of your research and development.

I believe we can do it peacefully.

For 11 years he has—he said, 'Look, you passed all these resolutions. I could care less what you passed.'

The rule will be effective on the earliest possible date under the statute, January 26, 2003.