George W. Bush

We're going to talk about education, and we're going to talk about taxes.

We stand ready to assist as needed and as desired by the Governments.

I do not support research from aborted fetuses.

We will strengthen the bond of trust between the American people and those who wear our Nation's uniform.

Our mission is to prove them wrong.

Earthquakes know no political boundaries: I send condolences to the people affected in neighboring Pakistan as well.

He is willing to challenge the status quo inside the Pentagon.

I come to Washington with a positive spirit of the possible.

To achieve this goal, we need a foreign policy that serves America's vital interests and speaks for our highest ideals.

This is an exceptional history of service, and Don Rumsfeld is an exceptional man with integrity and honesty as a cornerstone of his foundation.

He is a leader who understands that America must work closely with our friends in times of calm if we want to be able to call upon them in times of crisis.

America remains involved in the world, by history and by choice, shaping a balance of power that favors freedom.

I'm going to fulfill that campaign promise.

Government should not fear funding programs that can change people's lives.

A compassionate society is one which recognizes the great power of faith.

Accountability is so important.

A school that recognizes an accountability will work when you view each child as a child.

It's always a good sign when the principal gets a standing ovation.

I was pleased to hear Mr. Greenspan's words.

His job is to report to the Congress in an objective way, and that's exactly how I read it.

I suspect others in the Congress will have their view.

We want to know whether or not you're learning, because if you're not, we expect something else to happen.

He proved that poverty does not need to be a barrier to achievement.

I'm honored to have this good man to be our partner in reform.

We must measure—we must understand whether or not children are learning.