George W. Bush

I will constantly speak for the values that unite our country: personal responsibility, equal justice, equal opportunity for everybody.

My approach will be to facilitate the parties' work in finding their own solution for peace.

I'll look at the whole bill, and I'll make my determination as to whether or not the bill improves the situation.

Government can't make people do that.

The true strength of this country really isn't in the halls of Government or in the White House; it's in the hearts and souls of people who live all across America.

The Palestinian Authority should speak out publicly and forcefully in the language of the Palestinian people to condemn violence and terrorism.

I hope Congress doesn't blink.

How do you know if a child isn't learning unless you measure?

My wife and my daughters still love me.

Both sides must take important steps to calm the situation now.

I strongly believe in aligning authority and responsibility at the local level.

I believe we're making progress in Washington about changing the culture up here.

This is a country that has got great heart, great spirit, great vision, and great compassion.

You've done so much for your country; it's time for your country to do something for you.

I want you all to know that this administration has great confidence in the future of our technology industry.

The true strength of our country lies in the hearts and souls of citizens.

The role is to create an environment in which the entrepreneur can flourish.

We must put more money in the hands of consumers in the short term and restore confidence and optimism for the long term.

Individuals make it happen.

It's the people's money, and we need to send it back to the people who pay the bills in this country.

I am confident he will be a distinguished U.S. Ambassador to France.

It's time to get rid of the death tax in the Tax Code.

We will treat agriculture as an important, integral part of our strategy.

It's too early to tell, but we've got contingency money set aside.

Howard Leach is a strong business and community leader who appreciates the importance of good transatlantic relations.