GEORGE W BUSH IN 100 WORDS OR LESS

September 7, 2006
President Bush Discusses Progress in the Global War on Terror

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At my direction, the National Security Agency created the Terrorist Surveillance Program. (Applause.)

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By the summer of 2001, intelligence about a possible terrorist attack was increasing. The top priority is to protect the American people from terrorist attack. (Applause.) The Terrorist Prevention Act, called the Patriot Act.

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We've killed al Qaeda's most visible and aggressive leader to emerge after 9/11, the terrorist Zarqawi in Iraq. (Applause.) The terrorists disagree. (Applause.)


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September 4, 2006
President Bush Honors American Work Force on Labor Day

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Michael, thanks for inviting family members. We want people working. (Applause.)

I like it when people are working for a living, have more after-tax money in their pocket. (Laughter.) (Laughter.) It means people are working here in the United States. (Applause.)

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Nuclear power is safe; nuclear power is clean; and nuclear power is renewable. See, we got 5 percent of the world's people here in the United States, which means 95 percent are potential customers. (Applause.) (Applause.)

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August 28, 2006
President Bush Discusses Gulf Coast Recovery

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Thank you for your work. People opened their homes to help the suffering. I said we have a duty to help the local people recover and rebuild. (Applause.)

We understand people hear about help and wonder where it is. (Applause.)

The people in Mississippi are prepared. (Applause.)

We'll help you. (Applause.)

(Applause.) We want to help. The people want to succeed. (Applause.)

The people of Mississippi understood that well. (Applause.)

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Father Roberts is working -- working hard. (Applause.)

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August 3, 2006
President Bush Discusses Comprehensive Immigration Reform in Texas

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(Applause.) I also recognized we needed more people to help the Guard and to help the Border Patrol do its job. (Applause.)

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(Applause.) (Applause.) (Applause.) First, we've got to secure the border. People are working hard. The job of arresting people is up to the Border Patrol. I know the Border Patrol agents would rather not have people try to sneak across the border. It means, help people learn English, to help people understand the traditions and history of the United States of America.


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