Political Quotes

George W. Bush

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George W. Bush is the 43rd President of the United States, serving from January 20, 2001, to January 20, 2009. A member of the Republican Party, he previously served as the Governor of Texas from January 17, 1995, until December 21, 2000. His presidency was marked by significant events, including the September 11 attacks in 2001 and the subsequent wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. Bush's domestic policies included tax cuts, education reform, and Medicare prescription drug benefits.

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Mar 6, 2001

There's cashflow coming into our Treasury, enough cashflow to meet priorities and to fund crucial parts of Government, and at the same time, have meaningful, real tax relief.

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Mar 6, 2001

By having commonsense budgeting, we're going to also show the people that there is ample money for them to be able to spend.

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Mar 6, 2001

We can make the case that someone's mom is going to get their Medicare check, someone is going to get their Social Security check, and at the same time, people are going to get their own money back so they can make the decisions on how to…

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Mar 6, 2001

We've set priorities and funded the priorities, and there's ample cash to not only fund Government, pay down debt, set aside money for contingencies, but there's ample cash to let people have their own money.

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Mar 6, 2001

The two Presidents pledged to deepen further the comprehensive partnership shared by the United States and the Republic of Korea through enhanced security, political, economic and cultural cooperation.

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Mar 6, 2001

I am concerned about the fact that the North Koreans are shipping weapons around the world.

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Mar 6, 2001

Both Presidents reaffirmed their commitment to continue the 1994 Agreed Framework.

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Mar 6, 2001

The greatness of America really is as a result of the collective hearts of decent, caring people.

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Mar 6, 2001

They agreed to encourage North Korea to take actions to address the concerns of the international community.

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Mar 6, 2001

Both sides agreed to work together closely to support Korea's economic reform efforts and to address bilateral trade issues.

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Mar 6, 2001

I think the American people will be interested to know that in the first quarter of the fiscal year, we received $74 billion more than we spent.

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Mar 6, 2001

I think open dialog, I think reunification of families will lead to a more peaceful Peninsula.

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Mar 6, 2001

New types of threats, including from weapons of mass destruction and missiles as a means of delivery, have emerged that require new approaches to deterrence and defense.

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Mar 5, 2001

This program standard is so vague and cumbersome that employers, particularly small business owners, would face an overwhelming challenge in attempting to comply.

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Mar 5, 2001

By building strong foundations of mutual respect, we can achieve peace and reconciliation in our world.

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Mar 5, 2001

The variety of nations and cultures represented by those who travel to Mecca each year, and the varied ways in which Muslims contribute to American life across the United States, are powerful reminders that ethnic and racial differences…

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Mar 5, 2001

By educating others about your religious traditions, you enrich the lives of others in your local communities.

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Mar 5, 2001

Warm greetings to Muslims across the United States as you celebrate the Eid al-Adha holiday and join in spirit with the millions gathered in Mecca to uphold the traditions of one of your most sacred feasts.

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Mar 5, 2001

These regulations would cost employers, large and small, billions of dollars annually while providing uncertain benefits.

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