What Government Did Today

President Bush on Thursday said, “We remain a nation at war.

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President Bush Discusses Iraq – July 31, 2008

President Bush on Thursday said, “I want to talk about the energy today. …And I’m going to talk about the fact that this country needs a common-sense, realistic energy policy, that there’s not a single solution, and that we got to work to have a comprehensive plan that takes advantage of our assets and is realistic and provides a hopeful future for our citizens.”

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President Bush Attends 2008 Annual Meeting of the West Virginia Coal Association – July 31, 2008

President Bush on Wednesday said, “The time for action is now. This is a difficult period for millions of American families. Every extra dollar they have to spend because of high gas prices is one less dollar they can use to put food on the table, or to pay the rent, or meet their mortgages

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President Bush Meets with Cabinet Members – July 30, 2008

President Bush on Wednesday said, “With this legislation, America is showing its tremendous regard for the dignity and worth of every human being. This afternoon, I want to speak directly to those around the world who have, or think they may have, HIV: A positive diagnosis does not have to be a reason for shame. So don’t let shame keep you from getting tested or treated.

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President Bush Signs H.R. 5501, the Tom Lantos and Henry J. Hyde United States Global Leadership Against HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria Reauthorization Act of 2008 – July 30, 2008

President Bush on Tuesday said, “I’m going to sign a piece of legislation and a joint resolution that will continue some sanctions, propose new sanctions, and extend the import restrictions.

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President Bush Signs H.J.Res. 93, the Renewal of Import Restrictions on Burma, and H.R.3890, the Tom Lantos Block Burmese JADE (Junta’s Anti-Democratic Efforts) Act of 2008 – July 29, 2008

President Bush on Tuesday said, “I really want to talk to you about energy. I understand what it means to our families and our small businesses and people right here in this room to be paying high energy prices, high gasoline prices, like a tax. I’ve worked hard to keep your taxes low

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President Bush Discusses Energy and Economy – July 29, 2008

President Bush on Monday said, “It’s been… a very constructive morning.

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President Bush Meets with Prime Minister Gillani of Pakistan – July 28, 2008

President Bush on Thursday said, “I believe America is the hope for the world because we are a nation that stands strongly for freedom. We believe every man, woman, and child is given the gift of liberty by our Creator. That’s a fundamental belief of the United States.

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President Bush Discusses Freedom Agenda – July 24, 2008

President Bush on Tuesday said, “It’s been nearly two centuries since the United States of America and the nation of Colombia forged a friendship in the earliest days of our independence.

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President Bush Honors Colombian Independence Day – July 22, 2008

President Bush on Monday said, “America’s Olympians have two very important things in common: God-given talent, and an appreciation for the hard work required to achieve true excellence. The amazing athletic displays we see on our TV every four years result from the hard work that our athletes put in during the four years. For us, it’s a moment; for them it’s a moment — a life of dedication.”

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President Bush Welcomes Members of the 2008 United States Summer Olympic Team to the White House – July 21, 2008