George W. Bush

There will be some decisions that will—I'm here, and we'll be announcing them as time goes on.

I've got a lot of national security concerns that we're working on.

Maureen was a devoted, caring daughter and mother.

We're making great progress reminding people that the values of the heartland are the values that make America unique and different.

No. As I said, I dropped a little blood for voluntarism.

It's great to be here with the people of Crawford.

Owning something is what America is all about.

They don't understand the definition of work, then.

We want to make sure it goes to help the farmers who are actually farming the land.

Just because my office is in Washington doesn't mean my home is not still in Texas.

It's amazing what can happen with telephones and faxes.

Peace in the Middle East is a top foreign policy priority.

I really don't worry about polls or focus groups; I do what I think is right.

It's nice to be home, for starters.

Saddam Hussein is a menace.

The goals of Medicaid are too important to get bogged down in a bureaucracy.

It is hard for States—much too hard—to navigate the confusing and inconsistent Federal approval process.

Today I'm announcing a new initiative to expand health insurance for the uninsured.

This legislation is welcome news for patients.

My administration cares about results, about getting Americans broader and better medical coverage.

We made dramatic progress on health care.

We broke 6 years of legislative gridlock.

Those who commit war crimes must face justice.

B. John Williams, Jr., of Virginia, to be Chief Counsel for the Internal Revenue Service.

We continue to have serious concerns over Iran's support for terrorism.