George W. Bush

Violence will only lead to heartbreak and will enhance the chances for those who hate the idea of peace to prevail.

Teachers will be given the opportunity to teach—to understand what works.

I take this action to give our domestic steel industry an opportunity to adjust to surges in foreign imports.

We're focusing much of the teacher training effort on specific needs.

Every child matters and every child counts.

The United States has got a close and meaningful relationship with Egypt.

The U.S. steel industry must use the temporary help today's action provides to restructure and ensure its long-term competitiveness.

We want to work with the parties to implement the Tenet security plan and then the Mitchell recommendations.

I am proud of our alliance, and I appreciate his friendship.

I hereby transmit documents to the Congress that describe the safeguard action that I have proclaimed on imports of certain steel products.

This relief will help steelworkers, communities that depend on steel, and the steel industry adjust without harming our economy.

Today I am announcing my decision to impose temporary safeguards to help give America's steel industry and its workers the chance to adapt to the large influx of foreign steel.

Every child matters, and that's exactly what the heart of this legislation is all about.

I appreciate any efforts, any ideas that will lay out a vision for a peaceful resolution.

Free trade is an important engine of economic growth and a cornerstone of my economic agenda.

I value my friendship with President Mubarak.

Education is the great beacon and the great hope.

I appreciate the focus of this summit more than you can possibly know, because I understand the important role a teacher plays in the lives of our children.

Both our countries view this situation with great alarm.

I have determined that the safeguard measures will facilitate efforts by the domestic industries to make a positive adjustment to import competition and will provide greater economic and social benefits than costs.

Teachers need our support.

This notion about us being a shallow, materialistic society went down the tubes with the courageous people on Flight 93.

I want Norm Coleman to become the next United States Senator from Minnesota.

We will defend freedom; we will defend the values we hold dear, no matter what the price.

We went to Afghanistan not as conquerors but as liberators.