George W. Bush

I assured the leaders that the neighborhood is important to the United States of America.

We commemorate the heritage of freedom our countries hold dear.

Greek patriots risked their lives because they knew freedom and democracy were both their proud legacy and their ultimate destiny.

I reminded them that there's no stronger advocate for democracy than my administration.

We talked about how to make sure that our security needs are met without interrupting the ability for our people to travel as freely as possible.

I send greetings to those celebrating Nowruz.

Hopelessness is the only way radicals can recruit.

Can they beat us militarily? Absolutely not.

Afghanistan—I mean, Iraq is a wealthier nation.

A peaceful Iraq will depend upon making it clear to the Iranians to stop exporting weapons from Iran into Iraq.

I would like very much for the Iranian people to realize a society based upon rule of law and free speech and free worship of religion.

This is a command that will help Africans deal with African problems.

I support the Russian proposal to provide Iran with enriched uranium to go into a civilian nuclear power plant.

I believe that NATO benefits with a Georgia membership.

Thank you for your unwavering support for our freedom, for our democracy, for our territorial sovereignty.

I send greetings to those celebrating St. Patrick's Day.

Farmers and ranchers deserve to know the structure of policies that affect their day-to-day business activities, and right now they face uncertainty.

I am eager to sign a farm bill that provides a safety net for farmers, includes significant farm program reform similar to the administration's farm bill proposal, and does not include tax increases.

Congress should stop playing politics with the past and focus on helping us prevent terrorist attacks in the future.

G. Steven Agee, of Virginia, to be United States Circuit Judge for the Fourth Circuit, vice J. Michael Luttig, resigned.

David R. Hill, of Missouri, to be an Assistant Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, vice Roger Romulus Martella, Jr.

Voting for this bill would make our country less safe because it would move us further away from passing the good bipartisan Senate bill that is needed to protect America.

I have also made it clear that any final farm bill that includes a tax increase or does not include reform will be met with a veto.

The House bill may be good for class action trial lawyers, but it would be terrible for the United States.

My goal has been and remains to sign a good farm bill.