Posted on 07/09/2008 5:54:43 PM PDT by silent_jonny
On the last day of the G8 Summit in Japan, President Bush met with Chinas President Hu Jintao (Transcript), Indias Prime Minister Manmohan Singh (Transcript) and Republic of Koreas President Lee Myung-bak.
The President then delivered a statement as his final G8 Summit came to a close. (Transcript)
You know, oftentimes in the political process people talk big, but they never follow up. And so one of the key ingredients of these recent meetings was all of us need to be reminded that when we say we're going to do something, we got to do it. And so accountability is an important part of fulfilling our obligations.
President & Mrs. Bush returned to the United States this afternoon. Shortly after arriving at the White House, the President spoke about the FISA expansion bill that was finally passed by the Senate today. (Transcript)
This vital intelligence bill will allow our national security professionals to quickly and effectively monitor the plans of terrorists outside the United States, while respecting the liberties of the American people.This legislation is critical to America's safety; it is long overdue.
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice traveled to the countries of Bulgaria and Georgia. In Bulgaria, Dr. Rice received the Stara Planina Order, the nations highest distinction, for her role in obtaining the release of Bulgarian nurses and a Palestinian doctor jailed in Libya last year.
Secretary of Defense Robert Gates held a press conference today at the Pentagon and welcomed Panama's Minister of Government and Justice Daniel Delgado.
Enjoy your visit to Sanity Island
You’re welcome, Deb :)
True!
Sorry I missed you last night.
Thank you very much :) Sorry I missed you last night AND this morning, lol
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