George W. Bush

I informed him of the Attorney General's decision to grant temporary relief from deportation for a period of 18 months for Salvadoran citizens living in the United States.

I'm going to Camp David, and I like to spend time with my family.

I reject that argument.

I want to make the case, not only here in Washington but traveling around the country, that we need to remember who paid the bills in the first place.

I strongly believe that there needs to be appropriate balance between the Federal Government and the State governments.

I have asked Federal agencies to work with California officials to bring more energy to the people of that State, as quickly as possible.

It reminds us of our obligation to reach out to help those in other nations struggling in the wake of disaster to rebuild their homes and lives.

I think good public policy is all about encouraging the entrepreneurial experience to flourish.

The cornerstone of reform is flexibility at the local level, coupled with strong accountability measures.

Markets must be open.

The United States responded to these earthquakes by quickly sending rescue workers and over $16 million in relief assistance to the people of El Salvador.

Agriculture will no longer be traded away or ignored when we sit down at international negotiating tables.

There's nothing more important than being a teacher.

Dinh is currently a professor at Georgetown University Law School where he is the Deputy Director of the Asian Law and Policy Studies Program.

Bloomfield is presently a Partner at Armitage Associates in Arlington, Virginia.

I had no idea when I was your age that I would run for President of the United States.

Well, I hope they read that our country, our politicians are able to discuss differences in a civil way; that there's not a lot of anger in the political process; that you and I might disagree, but we can respect each other when we…

I thought I could do a better job than anybody else that was running for President.

I never met a more kind group of people than the good people of Iowa.

The fundamental question is, what happens to younger workers?

I send my prayers and express our country's concern for our fellow citizens in Seattle, Tacoma, and Olympia.

Accountability becomes the whole cornerstone for reform.

$1,980 is a lot of money.

All the more reason to accelerate the tax cut.

I believe that the class warfare debate has kind of worn itself out.