George W. Bush

Make no mistake about it.

I'm proud of our United States military, that when I sent you into action, I knew you would not let this Nation down.

It is such a powerful feeling to know that I represent a great land that is united in our efforts to secure freedom.

The strength of our country is not the halls of Government. The strength of the country is the people.

Either you're with us, or you're against us; either you stand for freedom, or you stand with tyranny.

It is such an honor to be the President of the greatest nation on the face of the Earth.

I'm proud to report that the team is really working hard.

I believe Americans are still willing to sacrifice for causes greater than themselves.

The Peace Corps is committed to returning to Peru and to sending volunteers to East Timor.

We need the Peace Corps today.

Tax relief has raised the prospects of a solid recovery in 2002 by boosting economic growth by 0.5 percentage point.

When America was attacked on September the 11th, they thought our country would splinter into fear and selfishness.

I consider the Yucca Mountain site qualified for application for a construction authorization for a repository.

Raising taxes, as many in Congress advocate, would not only lower long-run growth prospects but also jeopardize a recovery.

A deep geologic repository, such as Yucca Mountain, is important for our national security and our energy future.

Tax relief is strengthening families and has reduced the burden of financing education.

We've got to remember, we're fighting an enemy that really can't stand the values spread by the Peace Corps.

The nascent recovery is still vulnerable and can be derailed by adverse shocks such as those arising from a tax increase.

The greatness of the country is in the values we believe in, freedom and hope and opportunity.

I urge the Congress to undertake any necessary legislative action on this recommendation in an expedited and bipartisan fashion.

Raising taxes during a period of slow economic growth, however, does not make economic sense.

This recommendation is the culmination of two decades of intense scientific scrutiny.

This tax relief has provided powerful stimulus for the future.

I have called for twice as many Peace Corps volunteers over the next 5 years.

Good policies that support this system should not be taken for granted.