George W. Bush

I don't trust Iraq, and neither should the free world.

The burden of proof must be placed squarely on their shoulders.

We strongly condemn terror.

These actions pose a continuing unusual and extraordinary threat to the national security, foreign policy, and economy of the United States.

This is a man who has weapons of mass destruction and says he doesn't.

Yes. That's the policy of the Government.

We owe it to our children; we owe it to our grandchildren to make sure that the dictator in Iraq never threatens our country.

There are no negotiations to be held with Iraq.

Everybody counts. Everybody has got worth. Everybody matters.

The American people must understand the serious threat which Iraq places on America.

I urge the Senate to get a bill to my desk before they go home.

Governors get things done.

He's not going to fool anybody.

NIAC will make recommendations regarding the security of the cyber and information systems of the United States' national security and economic critical infrastructures.

I'm going to start eating broccoli.

Saddam Hussein has stiffed the United Nations for 11 long years.

Screenings can save lives, and that's important.

For the first time in human history, we can say with certainty, the war on cancer is winnable.

The Committee will also examine ways that partnerships between the public and private sectors can be enhanced to improve cyber security.

The commitment of this Nation is clear: We will win the fight against cancer.

His defiance has weakened the United Nations.

We must deal with him.

The fight against cancer has seen major victories and is on the verge of major breakthroughs.

We hold freedom dear.

This is the finest country on the face of the Earth, full of the most decent, honorable people.