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Middle East Trip |
Briefing by National Security Advisor Stephen Hadley on the President's Upcoming Trip to the
Middle East
President Bush to Travel to Middle East to Follow Up on Progress Made at Annapolis
Middle East Trip
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Setting the Record Straight |
Setting the Record Straight: President Bush Consistently Focused on Defining a Palestinian State
Just the Facts: Circuit Court Confirmation Delays by the Numbers
Setting the Record Straight: President Bush Is Working to Keep Taxes Low for All Americans
Setting The Record Straight: Congress Refuses to Compromise on Excessive Spending
Just the Facts: Circuit Court Confirmation Delays by the Numbers
Setting the Record Straight: President Bush Is Working to Keep Taxes Low for All Americans
Setting The Record Straight: Congress Refuses to Compromise on Excessive Spending
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The Protect America Act of 2007 |
President Bush has signed legislation modernizing foreign intelligence law to better protect America, and this must be made permanent. The Protect America Act Modernizes The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) gives intelligence professionals the tools they urgently need to gather information about our enemies, while protecting the civil liberties of Americans.
Fact Sheet: House FISA Legislation the Wrong Direction for Our National Security |
Iraq Fact Check |
Defense Authorization Bill Veto Necessary to Secure Gains in Iraq
Myth/Fact: Iraq Fact Check: Responding to Key Myths
Fact Sheet: "Return On Success" Guiding Principle For Troop Levels In Iraq
Myth/Fact: Iraq Fact Check: Responding to Key Myths
Fact Sheet: "Return On Success" Guiding Principle For Troop Levels In Iraq
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Weekly Review E-mail Updates |
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President George W Bush welcomes President Abdullah Gul to the White House Tuesday, Jan. 8, 2008, as they meet with the press during a photo opportunity. Said the President, "Turkey is a strategic partner of the United States. Relations between the United States and Turkey are important for our country. And we have worked hard to make them strong... " White House photo by Chris Greenberg
President Bush Participates in Video Teleconference with Iraq Provincial Reconstruction Team Leaders and Brigade Combat Commanders-
President Bush on Tuesday said, "Today I just had a good discussion with some of our bravest citizens
-- members of our nation's provincial reconstruction teams and their
brigade commanders in Iraq, three of whom are with me today, along
with the Secretary and Deputy Secretary. Thank you all for coming. And
the others were by SVTS, by video from Baghdad. I first of all thanked
them for the progress they've helped make possible during the past
year, and the important work that they're doing in the communities all
across Iraq."
Fact Sheet: Helping Iraq Achieve Economic and Political Stabilization
President Bush Meets with President Gul of Turkey-
President Bush on Tuesday said, "Turkey is a strategic partner of the United States. Relations between the United States and Turkey are important for our country. And we have worked hard to make them strong and I believe they are strong. We deal with common problems. One such problem is our continuing fight against a common enemy, and that's terrorists, and such a common enemy as the PKK. It's an enemy to Turkey, it's an enemy to Iraq, and it's an enemy to people who want to live in peace."
- President Bush Discusses the No Child Left Behind Act
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President Bush on Monday said, "Tomorrow is the 6th anniversary of the day that I signed the No Child
Left Behind Act into law. And since that day we've come a long way,
fewer students are falling behind. People are beginning to get used to
the notion that there's accountability in the public school system.
Look, I recognize some people don't like accountability. In other
words, accountability says if you're failing, we're going to expose
that and expect you to change. Accountability also says that when
you're succeeding you'll get plenty of praise."
Fact Sheet: Six Years of Student Achievement Under No Child Left Behind
- President Bush Discusses Economy in Chicago, Illinois
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On Monday, President Bush said, "...This is a resilient economy, because we rely on the
free enterprise system. Our economy is flexible, it motivates people
to take risk. We are the most prosperous nation in the world. There's
a sense where we can be optimistic."
- President Bush Meets with Chicago 2016 Bid Committee and United States Olympic Committee Members
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President Bush on Monday said, "They say that the Olympics will come to Chicago if we're fortunate
enough to be selected, but really it's coming to America, and I can't
think of a better city to represent the United States than Chicago."
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