George W. Bush

I appreciate very much your desire to help the poor and feed the hungry.

We want to know what they're saying.

This young democracy is beginning to gain confidence and make progress.

The American citizens must understand—clearly understand that there is still a threat on the homeland.

By blocking this piece of legislation, our country is more in danger of an attack.

It matters because the intelligence officials won't have tools necessary to get as much information as we possibly can to protect you.

My attitude is, if the bill was good enough then, why not pass the bill again?

One way to firm up the commitment to make sure that our Nation remains nonprotectionist is to complete the Doha round.

The United States will act within the law, and we'll make sure our professionals have the tools necessary to do their job within the law.

Failure to act will harm our ability to conduct surveillance to detect new threats to our security.

The threat hasn't gone away. It's still there, it's still real, and we better be worried about it as a nation.

The decision to move Sad-dam Hussein was right, and this democracy is now taking root.

House members have had plenty of time to pass a good bill.

Saving lives is a calling that crosses partisan lines.

The United States is dedicated to promoting democracy and human rights and assisting refugees in Africa.

The greatest threat to Africa is disease.

I want the people on the continent of Africa to know that the American people care deeply about the human condition.

Al Qaida in their planning isn't thinking about politics.

We're continually working with other nations to get them to take the same tough approach.

I suspect any American President is going to be worried about corruption.

This is a different kind of threat than we've ever faced before.

It happens to be in our moral interest.

If Congress does not act by that time, our ability to find out who the terrorists are talking to, what they are saying, and what they are planning will be compromised.

The work of healing and redemption is both a matter of conscience and a wise exercise of American influence.

Their behavior is causing there to be some consequences.