George W. Bush

A prayerful nation is a stronger nation.

The Executive Order directs the Working Group to identify and engage key government and private or non-profit organizations that can play a role in improving the coordination and effectiveness of programs serving and engaging youth.

We believe that the Almighty hears our prayers and answers those who seek Him.

The nomination before the Senate—these nominations before the Senate are vital positions.

It does take a law; it's just—it's a higher law.

I can't think of a more noble cause than to serve America.

I thank you for your prayers, and I thank our people all across America for their prayers.

Rise to your responsibilities, give these nominees the vote they deserve, and confirm them as soon as possible.

Paul DeCamp, of Virginia, to be Administrator of the Wage and Hour Division, Department of Labor, vice Tammy Dee McCutchen, resigned.

It's in our Nation's interest that this process change.

We've got to—I'm really grateful for the many talented and dedicated and patriotic men and women who have answered the call to service.

I propose a three-year initiative to help organizations keep young people out of gangs, and show young men an ideal of manhood that respects women and rejects violence.

I believe in the power of prayer because I have felt it in my own life.

Prayers can help, and so can the Government.

I recommend that the Senate give prompt and favorable consideration to the Convention and give its advice and consent to ratification.

I transmit herewith the International Convention Against Doping in Sport.

The Stanley Cup was awarded 115 years ago, which makes it the oldest trophy in professional sports.

You've achieved something millions of kids dream about.

We will work to make our strong agricultural sector even stronger.

More than a year ago, we proposed a fiscally responsible farm bill that provides a strong safety net.

I'm going to veto it if Congress sends me legislation that raises taxes or does not make needed reforms.

I wanted them to know that this Government will help them.

The United States of America is incredibly lucky to have brave men and women volunteer in the face of danger to serve our country.

It's in our national security interest that we're self-sufficient in food.

Ratification by the United States will demonstrate the United States' longstanding commitment to the development of international anti-doping controls.