George W. Bush

As Commander in Chief, I hereby grant amnesty.

Every nation that joins our cause is welcome.

We will stay until the mission is done.

America, along with other nations, will oppose the proliferation of dangerous weapons and technologies.

The protection of victims' rights is one of those rare instances when amending the Constitution is the right thing to do.

Our economy needs a tax cut.

My most important job is to protect our homeland.

We seek justice, not revenge.

It's not just; it's not fair; and it must change.

We must guarantee these rights for all the victims of violent crime in America.

I intend to help them make those choices.

The best way to secure the homeland is to find these killers, wherever they try to hide, and bring them to justice.

I cannot tell you how proud I am of a country that on the one hand is willing to defend its freedom and, on the other hand, is willing to fight for the freedoms of others as well.

I say 'we,' a lot of—more than one guy up there in Washington working on behalf of the working people; I think you noticed that today.

I want you to know, I use the word justice.

My most important job is to make sure people don't hit America again, is to make sure we're secure.

People ask me all the time, people say, 'What can I do? How can I help? What can I do to make the country I love as strong as it can be?'

Today, at least, we get to call it tax relief day.

Trade equals jobs, and this Nation ought not to be afraid to work hard to open up markets.

The cause is noble, and the cause is just.

9/11 was a wake-up for America.

And starting this year, you will be able to save more of your money, tax free, whether in an education savings account, an IRA, or a 401(k).

The tax bill will continue to increase the child credit up to $1,000 per child by the year 2010.

So the best news is that tax relief is continuing this year.

And the unfair death tax will be completely abolished.