What Government Did Today

President Bush on Wednesday said, “The United States of America stands with the democratically elected government of Georgia. We insist that the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Georgia be respected.”

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President Bush Discusses Situation in Georgia, Urges Russia to Cease Military Operations – August 13, 2008

President Bush on Tuesday said, “One of the things that came out in this discussion was there’s a lot of folks in our country who understand we could be doing something about the high price of gasoline and we’re not. Obviously we need to be wise about conservation, but we’ve got to be wise about increasing the supply of oil here in America.

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President Bush Meets with Coalition for Affordable American Energy – August 12, 2008

President Bush on Monday said, “Russia’s actions this week have raised serious questions about its intentions in Georgia and the region. These actions have substantially damaged Russia’s standing in the world

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President Bush Discusses Situation in Georgia – August 11, 2008

President Bush on Sunday said, “…Laura and I just had the great joy and privilege of worshiping here in Beijing, China. You know, it just goes to show that God is universal, and God is love, and no state, man or woman should fear the influence of loving religion.”

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President and Mrs. Bush Attend Church Services in Beijing – August 10, 2008

President Bush on Sunday said, “Thank you for your hospitality. It’s been a wonderful experience being here.”

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President Bush Meets with Premier Wen Jiabao of the People’s Republic of China – August 10, 2008

President Bush on Saturday said, “I’m deeply concerned about the situation in Georgia.

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President Bush Concerned by Escalation of Violence in Georgia – August 9, 2008

President Bush on Friday said, “The relationship between our nations is constructive and cooperative and candid. We’ll continue to be candid about our mutual global responsibilities.

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President Bush Attends Dedication of United States Embassy Beijing – August 8, 2008

President Bush on Friday said, “We appreciate all the hard work you’ve put in to get to this spot. It’s got to be really exciting — thinking about marching in that stadium and representing our country. So I guess all I’ve got to say is, go for it, give it all you’ve got, and may God bless you.”

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President Bush Greets 2008 United States Summer Olympic Team in Beijing – August 8, 2008

President Bush on Thursday said, “I want you to know, and I want the people of your country to know, the American people care deeply about the people of Burma, and we pray for the day in which the people will be free. And part of my reason for asking you for lunch is not only to hear your own stories — hear your stories, but for you to give me advice about what you think America ought to be doing.”

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President Bush Visits with Burma Activists – August 7, 2008

President Bush on Thursday said, “The values of freedom and openness that gave birth to our alliance have sustained it through the centuries. American troops and Royal Thai Armed Forces have stood united from Korea and Vietnam to Afghanistan and Iraq.

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President Bush Visits Bangkok, Thailand – August 7, 2008