What Government Did Today

President Bush on Friday said, “I just finished meeting with members of my Cabinet. I am proud of this team; I appreciate their service to the country. We discussed the priorities that we’re working on to meet for the needs of the American people; we’re talking about the business that remains on Capitol Hill.”

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President Bush Meets with Cabinet – December 14, 2007

President Bush on Friday said, “Peru and the United States are strong partners and today we’re making that partnership even stronger. In a few moments I’ll have the honor of signing a bill that approves the vital Free Trade Agreement between Peru and the United States. The bill will help increase opportunities for workers, ranchers, farmers and businessmen in both our countries.”

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President Bush and President Garcia of Peru Sign H.R. 3688 – December 14, 2007

President Bush on Thursday said, “The President is committed to democracy and rule of law. He was very articulate in his desire to make sure that the people of Nigeria understand that their government will be fair and transparent, and will be a government of the people. Mr

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President Bush Meets with President Yar’Adua of the Federal Republic of Nigeria – December 13, 2007

President Bush said on Tuesday, “This morning I was briefed on the latest Monitoring the Future study, which tracks drug use amongst America’s youth. It reports that since 2001, the overall use of illicit drugs by young people has dropped by 24 percent. Marijuana use fell by 25 percent, steroid use by a third, and the use of ecstasy by 54 percent

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President Bush Discusses Monitoring the Future Study on Teen Drug Use – December 11, 2007

President Bush on Tuesday said, “Bilateral relations with the United States and Italy are very good. We have a lot of interchange between our countries, with business as well as travel.

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President Bush Meets with President Giorgio Napolitano of Italy – December 11, 2007

President Bush on Monday said, “Just had an extraordinary meeting with Jewish men and women, many of whom are from different parts of the world, who are fortunate to call America home, and they do so because of our great tradition of religious freedom and religious tolerance.”

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President Bush Meets with Jewish Leaders – December 10, 2007

On Monday, President Bush said, “During Hanukkah, we remember an ancient struggle for freedom. More than two thousand years ago, a cruel tyrant ruled Judea — and forbade the Israelites from practicing their religion. A band of brothers came together to fight this oppression.

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President Bush Hosts Hanukkah Reception – December 10, 2007

President Bush on Thursday said, “And so I want to welcome you all here.

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President Bush Meets with First Minister of Northern Ireland Ian Paisley and Deputy First Minister of Northern Ireland Martin McGuinness – December 7, 2007

On Thursday, President Bush said, “The holidays are fast approaching and, unfortunately, this will be a time of anxiety for Americans worried about their mortgages and their homes. There’s no perfect solution, but the homeowners deserve our help. And the steps I’ve outlined today are a sensible response to a serious challenge

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President Bush Discusses Housing – December 6, 2007

President Bush on Thursday said, “During this Christmas season, millions of Americans will answer this call by reaching out a compassionate hand to help brothers and sisters in need. We are thankful for these good souls who show the good heart of our nation. We’re also thankful for the thousands of Americans who answer the call by serving our nation in uniform

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President Bush Attends Lighting of the National Christmas Tree Ceremony – December 6, 2007