George W. Bush

Every dollar we spend is the taxpayers' money.

He understands as well as I understand that the war on terrorism will be waged on many fronts.

He's the right man at the right time to defeat the evil ones.

The American people have placed their trust in us, and we will honor that trust.

I made a commitment to every service man and woman: For the mission that lies ahead, you will have everything you need.

We are not here to mark time but to make progress, to achieve results, and to leave a record of excellence.

I'm pleased that we're sharing intelligence.

The key thing for the American people is to be cautious about letters that come from somebody you may not know.

There is no place to run; there is no place to hide; there is no place to rest.

This is nonnegotiable.

There's nothing to negotiate about.

We know he's guilty.

That's all they've got to do, but there is no negotiation, period.

There's no negotiation— they must have not heard—there's no negotiation.

There's no need to negotiate.

We will oppose their evil with firm justice, and we will answer their hatred with compassion for the Afghan people.

I urge you to show the best of America by directly helping the children of Afghanistan who are suffering from the oppression and misrule of their own Government.

We're taking the war to the enemy.

The best defense against terrorism is a strong offensive against terrorists.

These provisions will help to ensure that the fight against terrorism is a national priority in our criminal justice system.

H.R. 2975 includes the provisions proposed by the Administration in three main areas.

I intend to nominate Christopher Bancroft Burnham to be Chief Financial Officer at the Department of State.

I intend to designate Thomas E. White to be Acting Assistant Secretary of Defense for Special Operations and Low Intensity Conflict.

The ability of law enforcement and national security personnel to share this type of information is a critical tool for pursuing the war against terrorism on all fronts.

This bill contains, in some form, virtually all of the proposals made by the Administration in the wake of the terrorist attacks.