What Government Did Today

On Thursday, President Bush said, “Laura and I extend our deepest condolences to the family of Benazir Bhutto, to her friends, to her supporters. We send our condolences to the families of the others who were killed in today’s violence.

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President and Mrs. Bush Extend Condolences Regarding Assassination of Benazir Bhutto, Condemn Violence – December 27, 2007

President Bush on Thursday said, “Our nation has no higher calling than to provide for those who have borne the cost of battle — and we will honor our responsibilities. I am confident in the future of this department because I have seen firsthand the dedication and character of the men and women who work here. And I am confident that you will have a worthy and strong leader in our new Secretary.”

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President Bush Attends Swearing In of Secretary of Veterans Affairs – December 20, 2007

On Thursday, President Bush said “I think recent days have been a moment that the country can be proud of. In the past few days we have stopped a tax increase on the middle-class families, we improved our energy security, we delivered relief to struggling homeowners, and we funded our troops

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Press Conference by the President – December 20, 2007

President Bush on Thursday said, “I’m pleased to sign a bill that will help homeowners who are struggling with rising mortgage payments. The Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act of 2007 will protect families from higher taxes when they refinance their homes.

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President Bush Signs H.R. 3648, the Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act of 2007 – December 20, 2007

President Bush on Thursday said, “I’ve just come down from a tour of a couple of the wards up there here at Walter Reed. First, I’m inspired by the quality of health care

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President Bush Visits Walter Reed Army Medical Center – December 20, 2007

President Bush on Wednesday said, “You know, it’s a great honor to come here. It’s an honor to see the troops who have been wounded, and it’s an honor to hug their families, and it’s an honor to see the fabulous care that these folks receive. You know, our citizens wonder whether or not troops in harm’s way will get superb medical care.

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President Bush Visits National Naval Medical Center – December 19, 2007

President Bush on Wednesday said, “Today we make a major step with the Energy Independence and Security Act.

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President Bush Signs H.R. 6, the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007 – December 19, 2007

President Bush on Wednesday said, “And so I want to say to the families who still suffer, we think about you.

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President Bush Signs H.R. 4118, the Prevent Taxation of Payments to Virginia Tech Victims and Families Act – December 19, 2007

On Tuesday, President Bush said, “I want to thank you all for making cards for our troops in harm’s way.

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President Bush Visits Little Sisters of the Poor and Discusses Volunteerism – December 18, 2007

President Bush on Monday said, “I want to talk a little bit about our economy and some of the challenges we face, and then answer some questions. First of all, I put forth what some would consider a controversial proposal — that’s in Washington, D.C., at least those in Washington consider it controversial, and that is cutting taxes on people helps the economy

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President Bush Discusses Economy in Fredericksburg, Virginia – December 17, 2007