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Text of Gov. Schwarzenegger's State of the State Address SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- The following is the text of Governor Schwarzenegger's State of the State Address as prepared: "Thank you, Lieutenant Governor Bustamante, President Pro Tem Perata, Speaker Nuñez, Senate Republican Leader Ackerman, Assembly Republican Leader McCarthy, my fellow representatives of the people. Once again I am honored to stand in this chamber. Right off I want to say, Maria, thank you for all you've done for me, for our family and for California over this past year. All of us in elective office know the sacrifices our families must make,...

TIME: You got a pretty big Christmas present a year ago today when they pulled Saddam Hussein out of that hole. So we thought we'd start with what you wanted for Christmas this year? BUSH: You know, I want there to be elections in Iraq on January the 30th, and for people to have a chance to express themselves. The Afghan elections were a really important part of a strategy that, on the one hand, defends ourselves with military action and, on the other hand, defends ourselves with the spread of freedom. And it is a great moment for the...

CBN.com - Many know him as the best defensive lineman who ever played the game of football. But did you also know that he's an author, an ordained minister and co-founder of Urban Hope Ministries? Reggie White recently discussed his faith, career and life after football on The 700 Club. TERRY MEEUWSEN: So glad you're here, Reggie, God bless you.G. ROBERTSON: You've been so open with your faith. What does your faith in Jesus Christ mean to you?REGGIE WHITE (All-Pro Football Player/Author): Well, it's the most important thing in my life. You know, I've always believed since I was...

  For Immediate ReleaseDecember 25, 2004 President's Radio Address      Audio THE PRESIDENT: Good morning. On this Christmas day, as families across the nation gather in our homes to celebrate, Laura and I extend to all Americans our best wishes for the holidays. We hope this Christmas is a time of joy and peace for each of you, and we hope it offers you a chance for rest and reflection as you look forward to the new year ahead. The Christmas season fills our hearts with gratitude for the many blessings in our lives. And with those blessings comes a...

President's Radio Address  THE PRESIDENT: Good morning. On this Christmas day, as families across the nation gather in our homes to celebrate, Laura and I extend to all Americans our best wishes for the holidays. We hope this Christmas is a time of joy and peace for each of you, and we hope it offers you a chance for rest and reflection as you look forward to the new year ahead. The Christmas season fills our hearts with gratitude for the many blessings in our lives. And with those blessings comes a responsibility to reach out to others. Many...

David Horowitz gave the following speech -- on the importance of pointing out the betrayal of the Left, the cozy relationship between leftists and terrorists, how far we've come, and how far we have to go -- at Restoration Weekend 2004. -- The Editors. I really want to begin today by thanking everybody in this room for your support for what I do. I began the Wednesday Morning Club with the idea of supporting conservatism in the entertainment industry. When I began it 12 years ago, everybody was pretty much in the closet. I remember how people had to hide...

For Immediate Release December 23, 2004 Presidential Christmas Message, 2004 For 2,000 years, Christmas has proclaimed a message of hope: the patient hope of men and women across centuries who listened to the words of prophets and lived in joyful expectation; the hope of Mary, who welcomed God's plan with great faith; and the hope of wise men, who set out on a long journey guided only by a slender promise traced in the stars. Christmas reminds us that the grandest purposes of God can be found in the humblest places. And it gives us hope that all the...

Text of President Bush's Kwanzaa 2004 message: I send greetings to those observing Kwanzaa. During Kwanzaa, millions of African Americans and people of African descent gather to celebrate their heritage and ancestry. Kwanzaa celebrations provide an opportunity to focus on the importance of family, community, and history, and to reflect on the Nguzo Saba or seven principles of African culture. These principles emphasize unity, self-determination, collective work and responsibility, cooperative economics, purpose, creativity, and faith. Kwanzaa strengthens the ties that bind communities across America and around the world and reflects the great promise and diversity of America. Laura joins me...

U.S. Department of DefenseOffice of the Assistant Secretary of Defense (Public Affairs)News Transcript On the Web: http://www.defenselink.mil/transcripts/2004/tr20041215-1801.htmlMedia contact: +1 (703) 697-5131 Public contact:http://www.dod.mil/faq/comment.html or +1 (703) 428-0711 Presenter: : Major General Stephen Speakes, U.S. Army G-8, Force Development; Brigadier General (P) Jeffrey Sorenson, Deputy for Acquisition Systems Management to the Assistant Secretary of the Army for Acquisition, Logistics, and Technology; Colonel John Rooney, Chief of Staff, Army Test and Development Command Wednesday, December 15, 2004 8:03 a.m. EST Special Defense Department Briefing on Uparmoring HMMWV             STAFF (COL Joe Curtin, OCPA):  Good morning, everybody.  Thank you for turning out...

President Holds Press Conference (Room 450, Dwight DC Eisenhower Executive Office Building) 10:32 A.M. EST THE PRESIDENT: Good morning, and happy holidays to you all. I thought I'd come and answer some of your questions. Before I do so, I've got a statement I'd like to make. We're nearing the end of a year where -- of substantial progress at home and here -- and abroad. In 2004, the United States grew in prosperity, enhanced our security and served the cause of freedom and peace. Our duties continue in the new year; I'm optimistic about achieving results. America's economy is...

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SEC. RUMSFELD: Thank you. Thank you very much. Thank you. My goodness. What a group this is. Impressive gathering. General Steve Whitcomb, thank you so much for your kind words. Sergeant Major Kellman, it’s good to see you again. I appreciate your able leadership as well. First, I want to say thank you to each of you, to your families for your superb service to our country. You are doing noble work, it’s vitally important work and your country is deeply grateful. Today’s December 8th. Sixty three years ago today our nation declared war on an enemy that had launched...

THE PRESIDENT: Good morning. Social Security is one of the great moral achievements of American government. For almost 70 years, it has kept millions of elderly citizens out of poverty and assured young Americans of a more secure future. The Social Security system is essential, yet it faces a deepening long-term problem. While benefits for today's seniors are secure, the system is headed towards bankruptcy down the road. If we do not act soon, Social Security will not be there for our children and grandchildren. So this week I met with the bipartisan leadership of Congress and asked them to...

PRESIDENT BUSH: Thank you very much. (Applause.) Please be seated. Thank you all very much. Thanks for the warm welcome. Mr. Prime Minister, thank you, and Mrs. Martin, for a fantastic dinner last night in Ottawa. We really loved it. My only regret today is that Laura is not with me. She is -- went home to thank those who have been decorating the White House for the great Christmas season that's coming up. I married well. (Laughter.) I appreciate the Premiers who are here. Premier Hamm, thank you for your hospitality. Premier Lord, Premier Binns, and Premier Williams, I...

SECRETARY POWELL: Good morning, everyone. A dozen years ago, Ukrainians chose freedom and independence, setting their country on a path of democracy and prosperity. The United States has been a consistent partner with Ukraine in this journey. Similarly, today the United States stands with the people of Ukraine and their effort to ensure their democratic choice. Indeed, this is a critical moment. It is time for Ukrainian leaders to decide whether they are on the side of democracy or not, whether they respect the will of the people or not. If the Ukrainian Government does not act immediately and responsibly,...

BEGIN TRANSCRIPT RUSH: It's a thrill for me and an honor to introduce you to the Congressman from Wisconsin, James Sensenbrenner, who is standing tall on this immigration reform bill. There was some misinformation that I put out based on an AP story that you all apparently called the congressman's office on, and he wants to correct the record. Congressman, I really appreciate your making time for us here today. I know you're very busy with all this. SENSENBRENNER: Well, thanks for having me on, Rush. RUSH: All right. Let me read to you what I read to the audience...

For Immediate ReleaseOffice of the Press SecretaryNovember 20, 2004 President's Radio Address      Audio THE PRESIDENT: Good morning. This weekend I am on my first trip outside the United States since the election, traveling to South America for the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation Summit. I am meeting with many allies and friends to strengthen our ties across the Pacific and discuss practical ways we can enhance prosperity, advance liberty, and improve our shared security. America and the nations of Latin America and Asia share many vital interests. All Pacific nations benefit from free and fair trade, the foundation of this...

Thank you all so much. I can't tell you how much this means, to be back at the Heritage Foundation and to be in this beautiful building named for Ronald Reagan, and at this time. It's just such a thrill, and I thank you so much for that warm greeting. I don't think I need to say anything after that introduction. You pretty much said it all. It was so wonderful. I'm going to tell you a little bit about what I told my radio audience yesterday. Mr. Fullner called me. He's "Mr. Fullner" to me. Somebody who's done what...

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For Immediate Release Office of the Press Secretary November 3, 2004 President Bush Thanks Americans in Wed. Acceptance Speech Remarks by the President in Acceptance Speech The Ronald Reagan Building Washington, D.C. 3:08 P.M. EST THE PRESIDENT: Thank you all. Thank you all for coming. We had a long night -- and a great night. (Applause.) The voters turned out in record numbers and delivered an historic victory. (Applause.) Earlier today, Senator Kerry called with his congratulations. We had a really good phone call, he was very gracious. Senator Kerry waged a spirited campaign, and he and his supporters...