What Government Did Today

President Bush on Wednesday said, “The men and women of the Coast Guard know how to navigate the storm. We’re counting on you to help America weather the challenges that lie ahead.

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President Bush Delivers Commencement Address at United States Coast Guard Academy – May 23, 2007

President Bush on Monday said, “The Secretary General of NATO has been a strong advocate of fighting terror, spreading freedom, helping the oppressed and modernizing this important alliance. I can’t thank you enough for being steadfast and strong.”

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President Bush participates in Joint Press Availability witn NATO Secretary General de Hoop Scheffer – May 21, 2007

President Bush on Thursday said, “My relationship with the leader of Great Britain has been unbelievably productive, and I have enjoyed working with Tony Blair more than I could have possibly imagined. And I’m here to make it clear to the people of our respective countries that this relationship is one that is vital to accomplish big objectives. It has been vital in the past, it has enabled the free world to do hard things.

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President Bush Participates in Joint Press Availability with United Kingdom Prime Minister Blair – May 17, 2007

President Bush on Thursday said, “We gather at a solemn moment for this country. Many of you were still in high school when terrorists brought death and destruction to our streets on September the 11th, 2001.

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President Bush Participates in Joint Reserve Officer Training Corps Commissioning Ceremony – May 17, 2007

President Bush on Thursday said, “Immigration is a tough issue for a lot of Americans. The agreement reached today is one that will help enforce our borders, but equally importantly, it will treat people with respect

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President Bush Discusses Comprehensive Immigration Bill – May 17, 2007

President Bush on Wednesday said, “I’m optimistic that we can get comprehensive immigration reform, one, that enforces our borders, two, holds employers to account, three, recognizes we’ve got workers here who are doing jobs Americans aren’t doing, and they ought to have a, there ought to be a temporary worker permit to do so, four, to make sure that we treat people who are here already with respect and dignity, without amnesty, without animosity, and, five, to continue the assimilation program so necessary to make sure our country continues to move forward in an optimistic way.”

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President Bush Participates in a Roundtable on Employment Eligibility Verification System – May 16, 2007

President Bush on Tuesday said, “We have just had a wide ranging, significant dialogue.

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President Bush Welcomes Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt of Sweden to the White House – May 15, 2007

President Bush on Tuesday said, “This is a really important day for our country. It’s a day we remember men and women who fell in the line of duty.

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President Bush Attends the Annual Peace Officers’ Memorial Service – May 15, 2007

President Bush on Monday said, “When it comes to energy and the environment, the American people expect common sense, and they expect action. The policies I’ve laid out have got a lot of common sense to them. It makes sense to do what I proposed, and we’re taking action, by taking the first steps toward rules that will make our economy stronger, our environment cleaner, and our nation more secure for generations to come.”

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President Bush Discusses CAFE and Alternative Fuel Standards – May 14, 2007

President Bush on Sunday said, “America is proud to promote the expansion of democracy, and we must continue to stand with all those struggling to claim their freedom. The advance of freedom is the great story of our time, and new chapters are being written every day, from Georgia and Ukraine, to Kyrgyzstan and Lebanon, to Afghanistan and Iraq.

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President Bush Celebrates at America’s 400th Anniversary in Jamestown – May 13, 2007