George W. Bush

There's a culture of respect developing in Washington.

Educating our children is a priority.

Medicare is an important responsibility for our Government.

The key thing is to make sure that we have tax relief that's meaningful.

I won't support a measure that says to Congress, spend all the money you want.

The surplus, that leftover money, is not the Government's money; it's the people's money.

The greatest gifts of Greece, however, to this country are the immigrants it's sent.

I'm openminded to any good idea.

I would like a bill to sign.

We can spend money, but we cannot put hope in the hearts of people.

We must keep that relationship vibrant, as it has been for 180 years.

In no way, shape, or form would I want Federal policy to undermine the good work that Governor King and others in Maine have done.

I think we ought to work to keep it within the $1.6 trillion.

I'm also committed to a just and lasting settlement of the Cyprus dispute.

We in the United States consider Greece to be a friend, a strong ally, and a powerful force for good in the world.

And we honor Greek independence.

It says that we will be firm and consistent in our foreign policy.

Life is unpredictable.

The mission of the military must be focused.

We do not think that kind of preferential arrangement is either appropriate or fair.

There's a real sense of community when you walk into those newspapers.

It would be particularly inappropriate, in our view, to grant a preferential, quasi-official role to a group, such as the ABA.

By teaching children the highest standards of ethical behavior, Americans prepare our next generation of leaders to pursue meaningful lives as members of a decent and caring society.

I trust people with their own money.

Faryar Shirzad, of Virginia, to be an Assistant Secretary of Commerce, vice Troy Hamilton Cribb, resigned.