George W. Bush

We must help the world that wants to be free.

I have, I have. First question is what's in the best interests of the United States?

I call on Chairman Arafat to have his people pull back to make the peace.

I believe we ought to have foreign aid, but I don't think we ought to just have foreign aid for the sake of foreign aid.

I think they ought to look at us as a country that understands freedom where it doesn't matter who you are or how you're raised or where you're from, that you can succeed.

I'm going to work with Democrats and Republicans to reform the system.

It's time to have a new look about how we conduct ourselves in office.

The only thing I knew was to got aid as quickly as possible with state and federal help.

I want a new approach in Washington, D.C.

I want to promote a culture of life in America.

What America is looking for is someone to set a hopeful vision future.

I want to consolidate our Republican Party.

Life is precious and that's what our platform refers to.

We must not retreat, but can lead the world to peace.

There's not a lot of mothers and dads naming their sons Bill Clinton.

Our relationship with China needs to be redefined as one as competitor.

I want to make sure big labor — big labor toes the line, too.

English is our nation's language. That's why I'm for programs that make sure our children learn to speak English.

One of the things I've learned as the governor of Texas is that if you set a clear enough agenda during the course of a campaign, and you know how to bring people together to achieve an agenda, things can get done.

I love campaigning in Iowa. I love bringing my message of hope and opportunity.

I led my state, in 1997, to the largest tax cut in Texas history.

I think it's important for people in public life to reveal their income tax returns.

One of the great frustrations is being a governor is I wish I knew of the law that'd make people love another, because I'd sign it.

Drugs will ruin your life.

I'm in favor of keeping guns out of the hands of people who shouldn't have them, like felons and juveniles.