George W. Bush

I like the fact that he set education as his number one priority.

Government can hand out money, but it cannot put hope in people's hearts.

You need somebody in Sacramento who's got that kind of attitude.

We can achieve peace—and will.

We don't seek revenge; we seek justice.

I understand the true strength of America.

Every life in America matters.

I believe, like you believe, that our forests are one of our Nation's great treasures, and therefore, we have a responsibility to protect our great treasure.

The number one goal and my number one job now is to protect the homeland from the enemy.

We're not going to yield to our freedoms.

Good forest policy makes sense.

It is possible for us to work together to achieve a good strategy to protect a national treasure.

Good forest policy will be good for the economy.

These devastating fires threaten the safety of our communities, obviously the lives of the firefighters.

Actively managing forests is going to be the centerpiece of this administration.

I'm proud of the service that he has given to the State of Oregon.

I find that the security of the United States is endangered by reason of disturbances in the international relations of the United States that have existed since the terrorist attacks on the United States of September 11, 2001.

The American people need to know that the Pentagon is forward thinking.

Regime change is in the interests of the world.

The rule of international law, the rule of freedom and the rights of people to have a government that is protective of the rights of its neighbors.

I think that is perfectly consistent with the ongoing war against terrorism.

Actions like this takeover are unacceptable.

He will not be missed.

Regime change is the stated bipartisan policy of our country and he's committed to it.

Congress needs to act to protect the American people from energy prices.