What Government Did Today

President Bush on Friday said, “We want to make sure everyone who’s eligible for a check gets one on a timely basis.

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President Bush Discusses Economic Stimulus Rebate Checks – April 25, 2008

President Bush on Friday said, “On this day, we remember those who died from malaria. In other words, an awareness day is one in which you recognize the consequences, in this case, of this disease. And so we mourn the loss of life, especially and including the children who have needlessly died on the continent of Africa and elsewhere

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President Bush Discusses Malaria Awareness Day – April 25, 2008

President Bush on Friday said, “I think the thing that I would start with was how appreciative people in Africa were of the fact that total strangers cared about their lives. You see, if you are a mother who is holding a baby that is sick because of a mosquito bite, it creates a lot of hopelessness, and you really wonder whether anybody cares. And the fact that total strangers would come together — in Boys and Girls Clubs, or basketball teams, or singers — and care about them really lifts their spirits.”

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President Bush Visits Northwest Boys & Girls Club in Hartford, Connecticut – April 25, 2008

President Bush on Thursday said, “Over the past seven years we have worked to strengthen the public school system.

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President Bush Attends White House Summit on Inner-City Children and Faith-Based Schools – April 24, 2008

President Bush on Thursday said, “Mr. President, I appreciate a chance to talk about peace. I assured the President that a Palestinian state is a high priority for me and my administration — a viable state, a state that doesn’t look like Swiss cheese, a state that provides hope.

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President Bush Meets with President Abbas of the Palestinian Authority – April 24, 2008

President Bush on Thursday said, “These service members are focused on what you have to give than what you’ve lost. I appreciate the spirit of those in the Soldier Ride. I thank my fellow citizens for supporting our troops.

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President Bush Welcomes Members of Wounded Warrior Soldier Ride to White House – April 24, 2008

President Bush on Wednesday said, “Dr. DeBakey has an impressive resume, but his truest legacy is not inscribed on a medal or etched into stone. It is written on the human heart

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President Bush Attends Congressional Gold Medal Ceremony for Dr. Michael Ellis DeBakey – April 23, 2008

President Bush on Wednesday said, “I love it when people can say, I have a idea, and I am going to apply all my talent and all my effort to see the idea come to fruition. It is what made us great in the past, it’s what makes us great today, and what is going to make us great in the future. And I hope you take great pride in the contributions that you’re making to your community, your family and your nation.”

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President Bush Discusses National Small Business Week – April 23, 2008

President Bush on Tuesday said, “One of the things — people ask, well, does it make sense for Mexico, Canada and the United States to meet?

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President Bush Participates in Joint Press Availability with President Calderon of Mexico and Prime Minister Harper of Canada – April 22, 2008

President Bush on Tuesday said, “So there are some hurdles, but this city has come a long way — to the point where I felt very comfortable hosting the international conference with the President of Mexico and the Prime Minister of Canada. And I will tell you that not only did the leaders feel welcomed in New Orleans and feel comfortable in New Orleans and feel relaxed in New Orleans, but so did the delegations they brought with them. New Orleans is a great city to host a meeting or host a convention; they know what they’re doing down here.

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President Bush Meets with Community Leaders in New Orleans – April 22, 2008