George W. Bush

Proceeding with the repository program is necessary to protect public safety, health, and the Nation's security.

The tax relief will have helped the private sector create 800,000 more jobs than there otherwise would have been by the end of 2002.

My most important job is to protect innocent Americans, and this is exactly what I'm going to do.

An educated child is one much more likely to be able to realize dreams and to be a productive citizen.

The only way this issue is going to be solved is if the Pakistani Government and the Indian Government sit down and have serious, meaningful dialog to resolve this issue.

We support that strongly.

That's what we'll continue to press for.

People are being treated incredibly humanely here.

Make no mistake about it, if we need to, we will take necessary action to defend the American people.

We treat people with ultimate respect.

President Musharraf is a leader with great courage and vision.

A nation that is tough on drugs must also be compassionate to those addicted to drugs.

Drugs undermine the health of our citizens; they destroy the souls of our children.

Drugs rob men and women and children of their dignity and their character.

Too many people use drugs, and this is an individual tragedy.

Service to others is a vital part of a healthy community.

The best way to affect supply is to reduce demand for drugs.

Ron Haskins has joined the White House on a temporary and part time basis to be Senior Advisor for Welfare Policy.

Illegal drug use threatens everything that is good about our country.

Americans want to serve and we are going to help them do just that.

Over time, drugs rob men, women, and children of their dignity and of their character.

We're determined to limit drug supply, to reduce demand, and to provide addicts with effective and compassionate drug treatment.

Illegal drugs cost our health care system almost $15 billion a year.

Volunteers are essential to our country.

We have created a new office to help Americans serve their communities.