George W. Bush

This Nation will not tire; we will not rest until we bring those who are willing to harm Americans to justice.

We've got large challenges here in America.

We will not let terrorists stand.

No longer is it acceptable to hide poor performance.

We are focusing on early reading initiatives.

Being a mom or dad is the most important job I'll ever have.

We fight to protect America and freedom.

Washington should not micromanage the process.

That's pretty darn good progress, except along the way there was an attitude that said, 'Well, maybe we don't need a package.'

I'll be glad to answer a few questions.

It makes sense to spend money necessary to win the war; it makes sense to spend money necessary to protect the homeland.

In tough times, we need to encourage entrepreneurship and small-business growth, not punish it.

Defending our country and strengthening our economy are great priorities for 2002.

We're a great nation.

My great hope for the year 2002 is that people who want to work can find a job.

I'm proud of the Nation.

America's workers cannot afford more delay.

We need a plan to lengthen unemployment benefits; we need a plan to shorten the recession.

We have a war to wage and a recession to fight.

I'm deeply concerned about the fact that Oregon leads the country when it comes to unemployment.

The people are the true strength of this country.

The events of September the 11th left America sadder and stronger.

We're going to shake terrorism loose wherever it exists and bring those to justice who have hurt America.

A job is more than a source of income; it is a source of dignity.

Either you're with the United States of America, or you're against the United States of America.