What Government Did Today

President Bush on Friday said, “There are disagreements over aspects of the rescue plan, but there is no disagreement that something substantial must be done.

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President Bush Discusses Negotiations to Finalize Legislation on the Financial Rescue Package – September 26, 2008

President Bush on Friday said, “I believe that the research that’s going on and the actions that will be taken by this administration — hopefully future administrations — will say to our children and grandchildren, we saw our responsibility and we met it; that those of us who work here in Washington came here to be a constructive force, to see problems before they became acute, and we did something about it. And for those of you in this room who are doing something about it, I thank you from the bottom of my heart, and so will future generations of Americans.”

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President Bush Discusses U.S. Ocean Action Plan – September 26, 2008

President Bush on Friday said, “My reaction to our conversation is, one, there was promise and progress. No question it’s difficult

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President Bush Participates in Video Teleconference with President Karzai of Afghanistan, United States Provincial Reconstruction Team Leaders, National Guard Agriculture Development Team Representatives, and Afghan Governors – September 26, 2008

President Bush on Thursday said, “It is my honor to welcome the President of Lebanon here to the Oval Office. Mr

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President Bush Meets with President Sleiman of Lebanon – September 25, 2008

President Bush on Thursday said, “You and I have met a lot since I have been the President and you have been the President. And I appreciate your determination and your desire to have a Palestinian state, and I share that desire with you

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President Bush Meets with President Abbas of the Palestinian Authority – September 25, 2008

President Bush on Thursday said, “We are in a serious economic crisis in the country if we don’t pass a piece of legislation. I want to thank the spirit of bipartisan cooperation that’s taking place here in Washington

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Bipartisan Members of Congress to Discuss Economy – September 25, 2008

President Bush on Thursday said, “You and I have worked hard to change the relationship between our countries. India is a great country, with an incredibly bright future

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President Bush Meets with Prime Minister Singh of India – September 25, 2008

President Bush on Wednesday said, “Today our countries are launching the Pathways to Prosperity in the Americas Initiative to continue this progress. This initiative will provide a forum where leaders can work to ensure that the benefits of trade are broadly shared.

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President Bush Discusses Free Trade with Western Hemisphere Leaders – September 24, 2008

President Bush on Wednesday said, “I’m proud to make this announcement with you standing by my side. You’ve been a very strong and courageous leader, and you have been a friend. And I know this is an issue of concern to you, because you care deeply about the people of your country.

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President Bush and President Saca of El Salvador Discuss Temporary Protected Status – September 24, 2008

President Bush on Wednesday said, “Our economy is facing a moment of great challenge. But we’ve overcome tough challenges before — and we will overcome this one. I know that Americans sometimes get discouraged by the tone in Washington, and the seemingly endless partisan struggles.

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President’s Address to the Nation – September 24, 2008