George W. Bush: No Amnesty for Immigrants - "There's going to be no amnesty"
Bush Administration Wants to Extend Immigration "Amnesty"
"My concern about the role of the federal government is that an intrusive government, a government that says, ‘Don’t worry, we will solve your problems’ is a government that tends to crowd compassion out of the marketplace, that too often in the past people said: ‘Somebody else will take care of the problem in my area. Don’t worry. The government is here.’ "
George W. Bush - Source: Remarks at Cityteam Ministries, San Jose, CA Oct 31, 2000
Bush Wants Food Stamps For Some Noncitizens
Bush Spending Bill Largest Ever
BUSH TO NAME JUSTICE DEPT AFTER A KENNEDY
Bush Justice Department Obstructs Testimony of Chinagate Scandal Figure John Huang
Bush Administration Lawyers Defending Hillary - Gratis
"The men and women in uniform understand that if you break the law, there will be a consequence."
George W. Bush - Source: CNN.com Sep 20, 2000.
"When people lose faith in their institutions they trust to enforce the law, justice is no longer possible."
John Ashcroft - Source
Bush Won't Label Arafat A Terrorist
Bush Administration and Powell "Negotiate" With Arafat
"Terror Must Be stopped. No Nation can negotiate with terrorists. For there is no way to make peace with those whose only goal is death."
George W. Bush - Source
U.S. Securities and Exchange Records - George W. Bush Disregarded Federal Statutes
Bill Clinton - He's Done Nothing Wrong
"We’re going to go after all crime, and we’re going to make sure people get punished for the crime."
George W. Bush - Presidential Debate at Wake Forest University - Oct 11, 2000.
Bush promises to cut farm bill
George W. Bush Signs $190 Billion Farm Bill - 80% Increase!
Bush Signs His 26.5 Billion Education Bill
"And then, of course, there's Senator Edward Kennedy. And the folks at the Crawford Coffee Shop would be somewhat shocked when I told them I actually like the fellow. He is a fabulous United States Senator."
"Our children must also be educated in the values of our civil society. Some people think it’s inappropriate to make moral judgments anymore. Not me. We must be willing to draw a clear line between right and wrong. Those clear lines must be supported by political leaders, public schools and our public institutions. Educating our children about their moral and civil responsibilities will serve them-and the nation-every bit as well as the academic learning they require."
George W. Bush - Source: Powell Lecture Series, Texas A&M Univ. Apr 6, 1998.
"READ MY LIPS"