What Government Did Today

President Bush on Monday said, “We’ve been through a lot together during our time in office. We strongly believe that Israel will benefit by having a Palestinian state, a democracy on her border that works for peace. And, Prime Minister, that vision is alive because of you

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President Bush Meets with Prime Minister Olmert of Israel

The President today made additional disaster assistance available to the State of Louisiana affected by Hurricane Gustav during the period of September 1-11, 2008, by authorizing an increase in the level of Federal funding for Public Assistance projects.

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Statement on Additional Federal Disaster Assistance for Louisiana

President Bush on Monday said, “You know, I’m — appreciate the families who were so gracious to me here. One of the things I tell them is that their loved one is going to get fabulous medical care — and they do.

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President Bush Visits National Naval Medical Center

President Bush on Monday said, “I told the President that the United States wants to help. We want to help with education and health care. We care deeply about people being able to work

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President Bush Meets with President Lugo of Paraguay

President Bush on Monday said, “We remember many of our Presidents as leaders made for a unique moment in our history. President Roosevelt, as John said, was a man for all seasons. He was a soldier who won the Medal of Honor, a peacemaker who won the Nobel Prize

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President and Mrs. Bush Host Celebration in Honor of Theodore Roosevelt’s 150th Birthday

The President today declared a major disaster exists in the State of Florida and ordered Federal aid to supplement State and local recovery efforts in the area struck by Hurricane Gustav during the period of August 31 to September 7, 2008.

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Statement on Federal Disaster Assistance for Florida

On October 21, President George W. Bush will deliver remarks at the White House Summit on International Development in Washington, D.C

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Fact Sheet: White House Summit on International Development

President Bush on Monday said, “I have come to talk about the economic situation in the country. A lot of the people down here and other parts of the country are wondering why a free market-oriented President made the decisions to — necessary to get the government buying stocks in banks, for example.”

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President Bush Participates in Roundtable Meeting on Economy

President Bush on Monday said, “With the visit today of Prime Minister Berlusconi, we reaffirm the close and trusting friendship between our two countries. For more than six decades, America and Italy have been partners in the work of freedom and progress. We look to the future with confidence.”

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President Bush Welcomes Prime Minister Berlusconi of Italy to the White House – October 13, 2008

President Bush on Monday said, “The ties between the people of America and the people of Italy run deep, and the friendship between our countries has never been stronger. The United States and Italy are standing together against the forces of tyranny and terror

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President Bush and Prime Minister Berlusconi of Italy Exchange Toasts – October 13, 2008