President Bush
By rracers89
@rracers89 (3246)
United States
January 10, 2007 7:35am CST
Will you be watching or listening to President Bush's speech to the nation tonight. I will be intrested to see what he says about his plans for the war in Iraq.
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@Smith2028 (797)
• United States
24 Jan 07
The speech is getting ready to start, but I have actually read the speech. He is going to start talking about a divided government, balancing the budget, developing alternative fuel, iraq, and education. Nothing earthshattering and very non-confrontational.
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@sehgalskapil (1332)
• India
30 Jan 07
yes may be if i got time frm my schedule i'll definitely...listen to his speech..
@dontataru (244)
• Romania
10 Jan 07
THE PRESIDENT: Laura and I want to thank Senator Kennedy and Congressman George Miller and Congressman McKeon and Senator Enzi for joining us as we celebrate the fifth anniversary of No Child Left Behind and discuss our strategy to reauthorize this important piece of legislation.
I want to thank the members for joining us. I am proud of this piece of legislation. I think it's made an enormous difference, particularly in the lives of some of our poorer students. This country needs to get it right when it comes to public education, and the bill that I was honored to sign is an important first step toward making sure every child gets a good education in America.
President George W. Bush and Mrs. Laura Bush meet with bicameral and bipartisan members of Congress, Senator Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts, left; Senator Mike Enzi of Wyoming, left-center; Congressman Buck McKeon of California, right-front; Congressman George Miller of California, right-center, and U.S. Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings, right, in the Oval Office, Monday, Jan. 8, 2007, marking the fifth anniversary of No Child Left Behind. White House photo by Paul Morse And in our discussions today, we've all agreed to work together to address some of the major concerns that some people have on this piece of legislation, without weakening the essence of the bill, and get a piece of legislation done. We showed in the past that we can work together to get positive results, and I'm confident we can do so again.
Again, I appreciate the wisdom and the vision of the members who are here. I thank you for your steadfast and strong support for our public schools and the children in our public schools, and I'm looking forward to working with you to reauthorize No Child Left Behind.