President Participates in Class-Action Lawsuit Reform Conversation President Bush on Wednesday said, "...A capitalist society depends on the capacity for people willing to take risk and to say there's a better future, and I want to take a risk toward that future. And I'm deeply concerned that too many lawsuits make it too difficult for people to do that."
President and Polish President Discuss International Policy President Bush on Wednesday said, "Welcome back to the Oval Office. It is my great pleasure to welcome my friend back here to discuss important international policy and policy related to our bilateral relationship."
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President Celebrates African American History Month President Bush on Tuesday said, "The theme of this year's African American History Month is the 100th anniversary of "the Niagara Movement." Led by W.E.B. DuBois and John Hope and William Monroe Trotter, the Niagara Movement rejected any accommodation with discrimination, and challenged our nation to grant its African American citizens the same rights enjoyed by other Americans." In Focus: African American History Month
Surrounded by the members of the media, President George W. Bush greets Poland's President Aleksander Kwasniewski in the Oval Office Wednesday, Feb. 9, 2005.
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The theme of this year's National African American History Month is 'The Niagara Movement.' Click here to read the President's Proclamation and learn more.
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President Bush on Wednesday said, "...A capitalist society depends on the capacity for people willing to take risk and to say there's a better future, and I want to take a risk toward that future. And I'm deeply concerned that too many lawsuits make it too difficult for people to do that." 
President Bush on Wednesday said, "Welcome back to the Oval Office. It is my great pleasure to welcome my friend back here to discuss important international policy and policy related to our bilateral relationship." 
Watch Wednesday's Press Briefing with White House Press Secretary Scott McClellan. 
President Bush on Tuesday said, "The theme of this year's African American History Month is the 100th anniversary of "the Niagara Movement." Led by W.E.B. DuBois and John Hope and William Monroe Trotter, the Niagara Movement rejected any accommodation with discrimination, and challenged our nation to grant its African American citizens the same rights enjoyed by other Americans." 
President Bush on Tuesday said, "We're moving forward with an ambitious agenda to ensure that our economy remains the freest, the most flexible, and the most prosperous in the world." 
Surrounded by the members of the media, President George W. Bush greets Poland's President Aleksander Kwasniewski in the Oval Office Wednesday, Feb. 9, 2005.
