What Government Did Today

President Bush on Thursday said, “We are a compassionate nation. When Americans see suffering and know that our country can help stop it, they expect our government to respond. I believe in the timeless truth, and so do a lot of other Americans, to whom much is given, much is required

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President Bush Discusses United States International Development Agenda – May 31, 2007

President Bush on Thursday said, “Failure in Iraq would endanger the American citizens because failure in Iraq would embolden the enemies of a free Iraq.

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President Bush Meets with Iraq President Talabani – May 31, 2007

President Bush on Wednesday said, “Bob Zoellick has had a long and distinguished career in diplomacy and development economics.

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President Bush Nominates Robert Zoellick As President Of The World Bank – May 30, 2007

President Bush on Wednesday said, “The US and our citizens have tackled HIV AIDS aggressively. Many HIV positive Americans are able to lead productive lives.

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President Bush Announces Five Year, 30 Billion HIV AIDS Plan – May 30, 2007

President Bush on Tuesday said, “The people of Darfur are crying out for help, and they deserve it. I urge the United Nations Security Council, the African Union, and all members of the international community to reject any efforts to obstruct implementation of the agreements that would bring peace to Darfur and Sudan. I call on President Bashir to stop his obstruction, and to allow the peacekeepers in, and to end the campaign of violence that continues to target innocent men, women and children.

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President Bush Discusses Genocide in Darfur, Implements Sanctions – May 29, 2007

President Bush on Tuesday said, “It’s a very difficult period for the people, particularly in southeast Georgia and north Florida.

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President Bush Briefed on Georgia and Florida Wildfires – May 29, 2007

President Bush on Tuesday said, “This reform is complex. There’s a lot of emotions around this issue

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President Bush Discusses Comprehensive Immigration Reform in Glynco, Georgia – May 29, 2007

President Bush on Monday said, “Today we honor the warriors who fought our nation’s enemies, defended the cause of liberty, and gave their lives in the cause of freedom. We offer our love and our heartfelt compassion to the families who mourn them. We pray that our country may always prove worthy of the sacrifices they made.”

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President Bush Commemorates Memorial Day at Arlington National Cemetery – May 28, 2007

President Bush on Friday said, “I am honored to be here at this place of compassion and healing on Memorial Day Weekend. It’s a weekend which gives us a chance to honor those who have served this country, whether it be in this war or in previous wars

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President Bush Visits with Soldiers, Sailors, Marines and Their Families – May 25, 2007

President Bush on Thursday said, “Immigration reform is a complex issue, it’s a difficult piece of legislation. And those who are looking to find fault with this bill will always be able to find something. If you’re serious about securing our borders and bringing millions of illegal immigrants in our country out of the shadows, this bipartisan bill is the best opportunity to move forward

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Press Conference by the President – May 24, 2007