George W. Bush

The more sources of energy we have, the less influence any one of them, such as oil, has over the United States' security and prosperity.

Listen, we thank you.

Since 2001, America has increased wind energy production by more than 300 percent.

Leave with one thing in mind: The United States is committed, and we're firm in our commitments to deal with energy problems and to deal with global climate change.

We're dependent upon oil, and so as our economy grows, it's going to create more demand for oil.

Renewable energies are some of the most promising new sources for energy because they are clean and because their supply can be regenerated.

America has got to change its habits.

The truth of the matter is, you've got to have a growing economy to be able to afford these technologies in the first place.

The United States is serious about confronting climate change.

America has got no stronger friend in the Middle East than Jordan.

The role of the United States—we can't impose peace.

I strongly condemn a Syrian interference in the Lebanese political process.

I'm optimistic because I am absolutely convinced that Prime Minister Olmert and President Abbas understand that this is now a key moment in achieving peace.

We can show the Colombian people and millions across the region that they can count on America to keep its word and that freedom is the surest path to prosperity and peace.

America will continue to stand with Colombia as it confronts violence and terror.

America fully supports Colombia's democracy and that we firmly oppose any acts of aggression that could destabilize the region.

The free trade agreement will show the Colombian people that democracy and free enterprise lead to a better life.

I think it's a mistake to have your biggest customer's economy slow down as a result of high energy prices.

This trade agreement is more than a matter of smart economics; it is a matter of national security.

Stability in Iraq is important for Jordan.

I believe we ought to say, 'Thank you.'

We obviously want these talks to resume as soon as possible.

A terrible injustice was done to a good man, to his family, and to history.

Boys battled tyranny, held the line against a Communist menace, and kept a nation free.

Nice words for him to say in the middle of Baghdad, but the facts on the ground prove otherwise.