George W. Bush

The United States supports this move because we believe it will bring peace.

We've trained—or helped train more than 7,000 Rwanda peacekeepers.

This will be America's first such treaty in Sub-Saharan Africa in nearly a decade.

I want the American people to understand that when it comes to saving lives, it's in our national interest.

We're proud—[applause]—we're honored to be here.

We must not let these kind of actions take place

The United States is committed to ending the genocide in Darfur.

It is irresponsible for nations, to whom much has been given, to sit on the sidelines when young babies are dying because of mosquito bites.

The United States welcomes this unconditional commitment to carry out these responsibilities.

Kosovo opens a new chapter in its history as an independent state.

I am pleased to accept your request that our two countries establish diplomatic relations.

As an independent state, Kosovo now assumes responsibility for its destiny.

The United States has long supported the Ahtisaari plan.

One way to send a clear message to the good people of our country is that their generosity is saving lives.

It's in our national interests that the American generosity continue beyond my Presidency.

I really appreciate you suggesting a stop here at the Amana Hospital District.

It's a great honor to accept this award, and the American people send their blessings.

We care when we see suffering.

You’re doing well, but there’s always more to do when you’re building a democracy.

Democracy is always a work in progress, including ours.

We believe we're all children of God.

The decision they made to block good legislation has made it harder for us to protect you, the American people.

The solution is well within grasp.

Our position hasn't changed.

I appreciate your tireless work to help solve some of the real humanitarian crises that we face.