What Government Did Today

President Bush on Thursday said, “For all that is new about this war, one thing has not changed: Victory still depends on the courage and the patience and the resolve of the American people. Above all, it depends on patriots who are willing to fight for freedom

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President Bush Addresses American Legion National Convention – August 31, 2006

President Bush on Tuesday said, “When the waters broke through the levees a year ago, southern Louisiana was consumed by flood waters, and New Orleans faced the greatest disaster in its history. … I have returned to make it clear to people that I understand we’re marking the first anniversary of the storm, but this anniversary is not an end

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President and Mrs. Bush Visit New Orleans High School, Discuss Gulf Coast Recovery – August 29, 2006

President Bush on Monday said, “See, there’s a new Mississippi that’s coming, and you’re going to see it in the construction of homes and the return of local businesses. This requires a different kind of courage, but it’s a courage, nevertheless, for people to take risk and rebuild, and to say, I’m not going to let the storm disrupt my life forever.”

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President Bush Discusses Gulf Coast Recovery – August 28, 2006

President Bush on Wednesday said, “I told Rockey the first obligation of the federal government is to write a check big enough to help the people down there. …

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President Bush Meets with Rockey Vaccarella, Discusses Gulf Coast Rebuilding – August 23, 2006

President Bush on Tuesday said, “I think the most important relationship in health care is between the patient and their provider, the patient and the doc. …

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President Bush Discusses Health Transparency in Minnesota – August 22, 2006

President Bush on Monday said, “America is making a long-term commitment to help the people of Lebanon because we believe every person deserves to live in a free, open society that respects the rights of all. We reject the killing of innocents to achieve a radical and violent agenda.”

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Press Conference by the President – August 21, 2006

President Bush on Friday said, “The foundation of our economy is solid, and it’s strong. ..

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President Bush Meets with Economic Advisors – August 18, 2006

President Bush on Thursday said, “Americans who spend a lifetime working hard should be confident that their pensions will be there when they retire. Last year I asked Congress to strengthen protections for the pensions of our workers.

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President Bush Signs H.R. 4, the Pension Protection Act of 2006 – August 17, 2006

President Bush on Wednesday said, “One of the things we talked about with some of the employees here and some of the management was the need for government to do a couple of things to help them here. One is to open up markets around the world for products like Harley-Davidsons.”

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President Discusses Economy During Visit to Pennsylvania – August 16, 2006

President Bush on Tuesday said, “Our most solemn duty in the federal government is to protect the American people, and I will assure the American people that we’re doing everything in our power to protect you. And we’ve got some good assets, and the best asset we have is the people, people represented right here in this building.”

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President Bush Meets with Counterterrorism Team – August 15, 2006