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+Title: State of the Union Addresses of George W. Bush
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+*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK OF ADDRESSES BY GEORGE W. BUSH ***
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+This eBook was produced by James Linden.
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+The addresses are separated by three asterisks: ***
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+Dates of addresses by George W. Bush in this eBook:
+  January 29, 2002
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+***
+
+State of the Union Address
+George W. Bush
+January 29, 2002
+
+Thank you very much. Mr. Speaker, Vice President Cheney, members of
+Congress, distinguished guests, fellow citizens: As we gather tonight, our
+nation is at war, our economy is in recession, and the civilized world
+faces unprecedented dangers. Yet the state of our Union has never been
+stronger. (Applause.)
+
+We last met in an hour of shock and suffering. In four short months, our
+nation has comforted the victims, begun to rebuild New York and the
+Pentagon, rallied a great coalition, captured, arrested, and rid the world
+of thousands of terrorists, destroyed Afghanistan's terrorist training
+camps, saved a people from starvation, and freed a country from brutal
+oppression. (Applause.)
+
+The American flag flies again over our embassy in Kabul. Terrorists who
+once occupied Afghanistan now occupy cells at Guantanamo Bay. (Applause.)
+And terrorist leaders who urged followers to sacrifice their lives are
+running for their own. (Applause.)
+
+America and Afghanistan are now allies against terror. We'll be partners in
+rebuilding that country. And this evening we welcome the distinguished
+interim leader of a liberated Afghanistan: Chairman Hamid Karzai.
+(Applause.)
+
+The last time we met in this chamber, the mothers and daughters of
+Afghanistan were captives in their own homes, forbidden from working or
+going to school. Today women are free, and are part of Afghanistan's new
+government. And we welcome the new Minister of Women's Affairs, Doctor Sima
+Samar. (Applause.)
+
+Our progress is a tribute to the spirit of the Afghan people, to the
+resolve of our coalition, and to the might of the United States military.
+(Applause.) When I called our troops into action, I did so with complete
+confidence in their courage and skill. And tonight, thanks to them, we are
+winning the war on terror. (Applause.) The men and women of our Armed
+Forces have delivered a message now clear to every enemy of the United
+States: Even 7,000 miles away, across oceans and continents, on
+mountaintops and in caves -- you will not escape the justice of this
+nation. (Applause.)
+
+For many Americans, these four months have brought sorrow, and pain that
+will never completely go away. Every day a retired firefighter returns to
+Ground Zero, to feel closer to his two sons who died there. At a memorial
+in New York, a little boy left his football with a note for his lost
+father: Dear Daddy, please take this to heaven. I don't want to play
+football until I can play with you again some day.
+
+Last month, at the grave of her husband, Michael, a CIA officer and Marine
+who died in Mazur-e-Sharif, Shannon Spann said these words of farewell:
+"Semper Fi, my love." Shannon is with us tonight. (Applause.)
+
+Shannon, I assure you and all who have lost a loved one that our cause is
+just, and our country will never forget the debt we owe Michael and all who
+gave their lives for freedom.
+
+Our cause is just, and it continues. Our discoveries in Afghanistan
+confirmed our worst fears, and showed us the true scope of the task ahead.
+We have seen the depth of our enemies' hatred in videos, where they laugh
+about the loss of innocent life. And the depth of their hatred is equaled
+by the madness of the destruction they design. We have found diagrams of
+American nuclear power plants and public water facilities, detailed
+instructions for making chemical weapons, surveillance maps of American
+cities, and thorough descriptions of landmarks in America and throughout
+the world.
+
+What we have found in Afghanistan confirms that, far from ending there, our
+war against terror is only beginning. Most of the 19 men who hijacked
+planes on September the 11th were trained in Afghanistan's camps, and so
+were tens of thousands of others. Thousands of dangerous killers, schooled
+in the methods of murder, often supported by outlaw regimes, are now spread
+throughout the world like ticking time bombs, set to go off without
+warning.
+
+Thanks to the work of our law enforcement officials and coalition partners,
+hundreds of terrorists have been arrested. Yet, tens of thousands of
+trained terrorists are still at large. These enemies view the entire world
+as a battlefield, and we must pursue them wherever they are. (Applause.) So
+long as training camps operate, so long as nations harbor terrorists,
+freedom is at risk. And America and our allies must not, and will not,
+allow it. (Applause.)
+
+Our nation will continue to be steadfast and patient and persistent in the
+pursuit of two great objectives. First, we will shut down terrorist camps,
+disrupt terrorist plans, and bring terrorists to justice. And, second, we
+must prevent the terrorists and regimes who seek chemical, biological or
+nuclear weapons from threatening the United States and the world.
+(Applause.)
+
+Our military has put the terror training camps of Afghanistan out of
+business, yet camps still exist in at least a dozen countries. A terrorist
+underworld -- including groups like Hamas, Hezbollah, Islamic Jihad,
+Jaish-i-Mohammed -- operates in remote jungles and deserts, and hides in
+the centers of large cities.
+
+While the most visible military action is in Afghanistan, America is acting
+elsewhere. We now have troops in the Philippines, helping to train that
+country's armed forces to go after terrorist cells that have executed an
+American, and still hold hostages. Our soldiers, working with the Bosnian
+government, seized terrorists who were plotting to bomb our embassy. Our
+Navy is patrolling the coast of Africa to block the shipment of weapons and
+the establishment of terrorist camps in Somalia.
+
+My hope is that all nations will heed our call, and eliminate the terrorist
+parasites who threaten their countries and our own. Many nations are acting
+forcefully. Pakistan is now cracking down on terror, and I admire the
+strong leadership of President Musharraf. (Applause.)
+
+But some governments will be timid in the face of terror. And make no
+mistake about it: If they do not act, America will. (Applause.)
+
+Our second goal is to prevent regimes that sponsor terror from threatening
+America or our friends and allies with weapons of mass destruction. Some of
+these regimes have been pretty quiet since September the 11th. But we know
+their true nature. North Korea is a regime arming with missiles and weapons
+of mass destruction, while starving its citizens.
+
+Iran aggressively pursues these weapons and exports terror, while an
+unelected few repress the Iranian people's hope for freedom.
+
+Iraq continues to flaunt its hostility toward America and to support
+terror. The Iraqi regime has plotted to develop anthrax, and nerve gas, and
+nuclear weapons for over a decade. This is a regime that has already used
+poison gas to murder thousands of its own citizens -- leaving the bodies of
+mothers huddled over their dead children. This is a regime that agreed to
+international inspections -- then kicked out the inspectors. This is a
+regime that has something to hide from the civilized world.
+
+States like these, and their terrorist allies, constitute an axis of evil,
+arming to threaten the peace of the world. By seeking weapons of mass
+destruction, these regimes pose a grave and growing danger. They could
+provide these arms to terrorists, giving them the means to match their
+hatred. They could attack our allies or attempt to blackmail the United
+States. In any of these cases, the price of indifference would be
+catastrophic.
+
+We will work closely with our coalition to deny terrorists and their state
+sponsors the materials, technology, and expertise to make and deliver
+weapons of mass destruction. We will develop and deploy effective missile
+defenses to protect America and our allies from sudden attack. (Applause.)
+And all nations should know: America will do what is necessary to ensure
+our nation's security.
+
+We'll be deliberate, yet time is not on our side. I will not wait on
+events, while dangers gather. I will not stand by, as peril draws closer
+and closer. The United States of America will not permit the world's most
+dangerous regimes to threaten us with the world's most destructive weapons.
+(Applause.)
+
+Our war on terror is well begun, but it is only begun. This campaign may
+not be finished on our watch -- yet it must be and it will be waged on our
+watch.
+
+We can't stop short. If we stop now -- leaving terror camps intact and
+terror states unchecked -- our sense of security would be false and
+temporary. History has called America and our allies to action, and it is
+both our responsibility and our privilege to fight freedom's fight.
+(Applause.)
+
+Our first priority must always be the security of our nation, and that will
+be reflected in the budget I send to Congress. My budget supports three
+great goals for America: We will win this war; we'll protect our homeland;
+and we will revive our economy.
+
+September the 11th brought out the best in America, and the best in this
+Congress. And I join the American people in applauding your unity and
+resolve. (Applause.) Now Americans deserve to have this same spirit
+directed toward addressing problems here at home. I'm a proud member of my
+party -- yet as we act to win the war, protect our people, and create jobs
+in America, we must act, first and foremost, not as Republicans, not as
+Democrats, but as Americans. (Applause.)
+
+It costs a lot to fight this war. We have spent more than a billion dollars
+a month -- over $30 million a day -- and we must be prepared for future
+operations. Afghanistan proved that expensive precision weapons defeat the
+enemy and spare innocent lives, and we need more of them. We need to
+replace aging aircraft and make our military more agile, to put our troops
+anywhere in the world quickly and safely. Our men and women in uniform
+deserve the best weapons, the best equipment, the best training -- and they
+also deserve another pay raise. (Applause.)
+
+My budget includes the largest increase in defense spending in two decades
+-- because while the price of freedom and security is high, it is never too
+high. Whatever it costs to defend our country, we will pay. (Applause.)
+
+The next priority of my budget is to do everything possible to protect our
+citizens and strengthen our nation against the ongoing threat of another
+attack. Time and distance from the events of September the 11th will not
+make us safer unless we act on its lessons. America is no longer protected
+by vast oceans. We are protected from attack only by vigorous action
+abroad, and increased vigilance at home.
+
+My budget nearly doubles funding for a sustained strategy of homeland
+security, focused on four key areas: bioterrorism, emergency response,
+airport and border security, and improved intelligence. We will develop
+vaccines to fight anthrax and other deadly diseases. We'll increase funding
+to help states and communities train and equip our heroic police and
+firefighters. (Applause.) We will improve intelligence collection and
+sharing, expand patrols at our borders, strengthen the security of air
+travel, and use technology to track the arrivals and departures of visitors
+to the United States. (Applause.)
+
+Homeland security will make America not only stronger, but, in many ways,
+better. Knowledge gained from bioterrorism research will improve public
+health. Stronger police and fire departments will mean safer neighborhoods.
+Stricter border enforcement will help combat illegal drugs. (Applause.) And
+as government works to better secure our homeland, America will continue to
+depend on the eyes and ears of alert citizens.
+
+A few days before Christmas, an airline flight attendant spotted a
+passenger lighting a match. The crew and passengers quickly subdued the
+man, who had been trained by al Qaeda and was armed with explosives. The
+people on that plane were alert and, as a result, likely saved nearly 200
+lives. And tonight we welcome and thank flight attendants Hermis Moutardier
+and Christina Jones. (Applause.)
+
+Once we have funded our national security and our homeland security, the
+final great priority of my budget is economic security for the American
+people. (Applause.) To achieve these great national objectives -- to win
+the war, protect the homeland, and revitalize our economy -- our budget
+will run a deficit that will be small and short-term, so long as Congress
+restrains spending and acts in a fiscally responsible manner. (Applause.)
+We have clear priorities and we must act at home with the same purpose and
+resolve we have shown overseas: We'll prevail in the war, and we will
+defeat this recession. (Applause.)
+
+Americans who have lost their jobs need our help and I support extending
+unemployment benefits and direct assistance for health care coverage.
+(Applause.) Yet, American workers want more than unemployment checks --
+they want a steady paycheck. (Applause.) When America works, America
+prospers, so my economic security plan can be summed up in one word: jobs.
+(Applause.)
+
+Good jobs begin with good schools, and here we've made a fine start.
+(Applause.) Republicans and Democrats worked together to achieve historic
+education reform so that no child is left behind. I was proud to work with
+members of both parties: Chairman John Boehner and Congressman George
+Miller. (Applause.) Senator Judd Gregg. (Applause.) And I was so proud of
+our work, I even had nice things to say about my friend, Ted Kennedy.
+(Laughter and applause.) I know the folks at the Crawford coffee shop
+couldn't believe I'd say such a thing -- (laughter) -- but our work on this
+bill shows what is possible if we set aside posturing and focus on results.
+(Applause.)
+
+There is more to do. We need to prepare our children to read and succeed in
+school with improved Head Start and early childhood development programs.
+(Applause.) We must upgrade our teacher colleges and teacher training and
+launch a major recruiting drive with a great goal for America: a quality
+teacher in every classroom. (Applause.)
+
+Good jobs also depend on reliable and affordable energy. This Congress must
+act to encourage conservation, promote technology, build infrastructure,
+and it must act to increase energy production at home so America is less
+dependent on foreign oil. (Applause.)
+
+Good jobs depend on expanded trade. Selling into new markets creates new
+jobs, so I ask Congress to finally approve trade promotion authority.
+(Applause.) On these two key issues, trade and energy, the House of
+Representatives has acted to create jobs, and I urge the Senate to pass
+this legislation. (Applause.)
+
+Good jobs depend on sound tax policy. (Applause.) Last year, some in this
+hall thought my tax relief plan was too small; some thought it was too big.
+(Applause.) But when the checks arrived in the mail, most Americans thought
+tax relief was just about right. (Applause.) Congress listened to the
+people and responded by reducing tax rates, doubling the child credit, and
+ending the death tax. For the sake of long-term growth and to help
+Americans plan for the future, let's make these tax cuts permanent.
+(Applause.)
+
+The way out of this recession, the way to create jobs, is to grow the
+economy by encouraging investment in factories and equipment, and by
+speeding up tax relief so people have more money to spend. For the sake of
+American workers, let's pass a stimulus package. (Applause.)
+
+Good jobs must be the aim of welfare reform. As we reauthorize these
+important reforms, we must always remember the goal is to reduce dependency
+on government and offer every American the dignity of a job. (Applause.)
+
+Americans know economic security can vanish in an instant without health
+security. I ask Congress to join me this year to enact a patients' bill of
+rights -- (applause) -- to give uninsured workers credits to help buy
+health coverage -- (applause) -- to approve an historic increase in the
+spending for veterans' health -- (applause) -- and to give seniors a sound
+and modern Medicare system that includes coverage for prescription drugs.
+(Applause.)
+
+A good job should lead to security in retirement. I ask Congress to enact
+new safeguards for 401K and pension plans. (Applause.) Employees who have
+worked hard and saved all their lives should not have to risk losing
+everything if their company fails. (Applause.) Through stricter accounting
+standards and tougher disclosure requirements, corporate America must be
+made more accountable to employees and shareholders and held to the highest
+standards of conduct. (Applause.)
+
+Retirement security also depends upon keeping the commitments of Social
+Security, and we will. We must make Social Security financially stable and
+allow personal retirement accounts for younger workers who choose them.
+(Applause.)
+
+Members, you and I will work together in the months ahead on other issues:
+productive farm policy -- (applause) -- a cleaner environment -- (applause)
+-- broader home ownership, especially among minorities -- (applause) -- and
+ways to encourage the good work of charities and faith-based groups.
+(Applause.) I ask you to join me on these important domestic issues in the
+same spirit of cooperation we've applied to our war against terrorism.
+(Applause.)
+
+During these last few months, I've been humbled and privileged to see the
+true character of this country in a time of testing. Our enemies believed
+America was weak and materialistic, that we would splinter in fear and
+selfishness. They were as wrong as they are evil. (Applause.)
+
+The American people have responded magnificently, with courage and
+compassion, strength and resolve. As I have met the heroes, hugged the
+families, and looked into the tired faces of rescuers, I have stood in awe
+of the American people.
+
+And I hope you will join me -- I hope you will join me in expressing thanks
+to one American for the strength and calm and comfort she brings to our
+nation in crisis, our First Lady, Laura Bush. (Applause.)
+
+None of us would ever wish the evil that was done on September the 11th.
+Yet after America was attacked, it was as if our entire country looked into
+a mirror and saw our better selves. We were reminded that we are citizens,
+with obligations to each other, to our country, and to history. We began to
+think less of the goods we can accumulate, and more about the good we can
+do.
+
+For too long our culture has said, "If it feels good, do it." Now America
+is embracing a new ethic and a new creed: "Let's roll." (Applause.) In the
+sacrifice of soldiers, the fierce brotherhood of firefighters, and the
+bravery and generosity of ordinary citizens, we have glimpsed what a new
+culture of responsibility could look like. We want to be a nation that
+serves goals larger than self. We've been offered a unique opportunity, and
+we must not let this moment pass. (Applause.)
+
+My call tonight is for every American to commit at least two years -- 4,000
+hours over the rest of your lifetime -- to the service of your neighbors
+and your nation. (Applause.) Many are already serving, and I thank you. If
+you aren't sure how to help, I've got a good place to start. To sustain and
+extend the best that has emerged in America, I invite you to join the new
+USA Freedom Corps. The Freedom Corps will focus on three areas of need:
+responding in case of crisis at home; rebuilding our communities; and
+extending American compassion throughout the world.
+
+One purpose of the USA Freedom Corps will be homeland security. America
+needs retired doctors and nurses who can be mobilized in major emergencies;
+volunteers to help police and fire departments; transportation and utility
+workers well-trained in spotting danger.
+
+Our country also needs citizens working to rebuild our communities. We need
+mentors to love children, especially children whose parents are in prison.
+And we need more talented teachers in troubled schools. USA Freedom Corps
+will expand and improve the good efforts of AmeriCorps and Senior Corps to
+recruit more than 200,000 new volunteers.
+
+And America needs citizens to extend the compassion of our country to every
+part of the world. So we will renew the promise of the Peace Corps, double
+its volunteers over the next five years -- (applause) -- and ask it to join
+a new effort to encourage development and education and opportunity in the
+Islamic world. (Applause.)
+
+This time of adversity offers a unique moment of opportunity -- a moment we
+must seize to change our culture. Through the gathering momentum of
+millions of acts of service and decency and kindness, I know we can
+overcome evil with greater good. (Applause.) And we have a great
+opportunity during this time of war to lead the world toward the values
+that will bring lasting peace.
+
+All fathers and mothers, in all societies, want their children to be
+educated, and live free from poverty and violence. No people on Earth yearn
+to be oppressed, or aspire to servitude, or eagerly await the midnight
+knock of the secret police.
+
+If anyone doubts this, let them look to Afghanistan, where the Islamic
+"street" greeted the fall of tyranny with song and celebration. Let the
+skeptics look to Islam's own rich history, with its centuries of learning,
+and tolerance and progress. America will lead by defending liberty and
+justice because they are right and true and unchanging for all people
+everywhere. (Applause.)
+
+No nation owns these aspirations, and no nation is exempt from them. We
+have no intention of imposing our culture. But America will always stand
+firm for the non-negotiable demands of human dignity: the rule of law;
+limits on the power of the state; respect for women; private property; free
+speech; equal justice; and religious tolerance. (Applause.)
+
+America will take the side of brave men and women who advocate these values
+around the world, including the Islamic world, because we have a greater
+objective than eliminating threats and containing resentment. We seek a
+just and peaceful world beyond the war on terror.
+
+In this moment of opportunity, a common danger is erasing old rivalries.
+America is working with Russia and China and India, in ways we have never
+before, to achieve peace and prosperity. In every region, free markets and
+free trade and free societies are proving their power to lift lives.
+Together with friends and allies from Europe to Asia, and Africa to Latin
+America, we will demonstrate that the forces of terror cannot stop the
+momentum of freedom. (Applause.)
+
+The last time I spoke here, I expressed the hope that life would return to
+normal. In some ways, it has. In others, it never will. Those of us who
+have lived through these challenging times have been changed by them. We've
+come to know truths that we will never question: evil is real, and it must
+be opposed. (Applause.) Beyond all differences of race or creed, we are one
+country, mourning together and facing danger together. Deep in the American
+character, there is honor, and it is stronger than cynicism. And many have
+discovered again that even in tragedy -- especially in tragedy -- God is
+near. (Applause.)
+
+In a single instant, we realized that this will be a decisive decade in the
+history of liberty, that we've been called to a unique role in human
+events. Rarely has the world faced a choice more clear or consequential.
+
+Our enemies send other people's children on missions of suicide and murder.
+They embrace tyranny and death as a cause and a creed. We stand for a
+different choice, made long ago, on the day of our founding. We affirm it
+again today. We choose freedom and the dignity of every life. (Applause.)
+
+Steadfast in our purpose, we now press on. We have known freedom's price.
+We have shown freedom's power. And in this great conflict, my fellow
+Americans, we will see freedom's victory.
+
+Thank you all. May God bless. (Applause.)
+
+
+
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+*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK OF ADDRESSES BY GEORGE W. BUSH ***
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+
+State of the Union Address
+George W. Bush
+January 29, 2002
+
+Thank you very much. Mr. Speaker, Vice President Cheney, members of
+Congress, distinguished guests, fellow citizens: As we gather tonight, our
+nation is at war, our economy is in recession, and the civilized world
+faces unprecedented dangers. Yet the state of our Union has never been
+stronger. (Applause.)
+
+We last met in an hour of shock and suffering. In four short months, our
+nation has comforted the victims, begun to rebuild New York and the
+Pentagon, rallied a great coalition, captured, arrested, and rid the world
+of thousands of terrorists, destroyed Afghanistan's terrorist training
+camps, saved a people from starvation, and freed a country from brutal
+oppression. (Applause.)
+
+The American flag flies again over our embassy in Kabul. Terrorists who
+once occupied Afghanistan now occupy cells at Guantanamo Bay. (Applause.)
+And terrorist leaders who urged followers to sacrifice their lives are
+running for their own. (Applause.)
+
+America and Afghanistan are now allies against terror. We'll be partners in
+rebuilding that country. And this evening we welcome the distinguished
+interim leader of a liberated Afghanistan: Chairman Hamid Karzai.
+(Applause.)
+
+The last time we met in this chamber, the mothers and daughters of
+Afghanistan were captives in their own homes, forbidden from working or
+going to school. Today women are free, and are part of Afghanistan's new
+government. And we welcome the new Minister of Women's Affairs, Doctor Sima
+Samar. (Applause.)
+
+Our progress is a tribute to the spirit of the Afghan people, to the
+resolve of our coalition, and to the might of the United States military.
+(Applause.) When I called our troops into action, I did so with complete
+confidence in their courage and skill. And tonight, thanks to them, we are
+winning the war on terror. (Applause.) The men and women of our Armed
+Forces have delivered a message now clear to every enemy of the United
+States: Even 7,000 miles away, across oceans and continents, on
+mountaintops and in caves--you will not escape the justice of this
+nation. (Applause.)
+
+For many Americans, these four months have brought sorrow, and pain that
+will never completely go away. Every day a retired firefighter returns to
+Ground Zero, to feel closer to his two sons who died there. At a memorial
+in New York, a little boy left his football with a note for his lost
+father: Dear Daddy, please take this to heaven. I don't want to play
+football until I can play with you again some day.
+
+Last month, at the grave of her husband, Michael, a CIA officer and Marine
+who died in Mazur-e-Sharif, Shannon Spann said these words of farewell:
+"Semper Fi, my love." Shannon is with us tonight. (Applause.)
+
+Shannon, I assure you and all who have lost a loved one that our cause is
+just, and our country will never forget the debt we owe Michael and all who
+gave their lives for freedom.
+
+Our cause is just, and it continues. Our discoveries in Afghanistan
+confirmed our worst fears, and showed us the true scope of the task ahead.
+We have seen the depth of our enemies' hatred in videos, where they laugh
+about the loss of innocent life. And the depth of their hatred is equaled
+by the madness of the destruction they design. We have found diagrams of
+American nuclear power plants and public water facilities, detailed
+instructions for making chemical weapons, surveillance maps of American
+cities, and thorough descriptions of landmarks in America and throughout
+the world.
+
+What we have found in Afghanistan confirms that, far from ending there, our
+war against terror is only beginning. Most of the 19 men who hijacked
+planes on September the 11th were trained in Afghanistan's camps, and so
+were tens of thousands of others. Thousands of dangerous killers, schooled
+in the methods of murder, often supported by outlaw regimes, are now spread
+throughout the world like ticking time bombs, set to go off without
+warning.
+
+Thanks to the work of our law enforcement officials and coalition partners,
+hundreds of terrorists have been arrested. Yet, tens of thousands of
+trained terrorists are still at large. These enemies view the entire world
+as a battlefield, and we must pursue them wherever they are. (Applause.) So
+long as training camps operate, so long as nations harbor terrorists,
+freedom is at risk. And America and our allies must not, and will not,
+allow it. (Applause.)
+
+Our nation will continue to be steadfast and patient and persistent in the
+pursuit of two great objectives. First, we will shut down terrorist camps,
+disrupt terrorist plans, and bring terrorists to justice. And, second, we
+must prevent the terrorists and regimes who seek chemical, biological or
+nuclear weapons from threatening the United States and the world.
+(Applause.)
+
+Our military has put the terror training camps of Afghanistan out of
+business, yet camps still exist in at least a dozen countries. A terrorist
+underworld--including groups like Hamas, Hezbollah, Islamic Jihad,
+Jaish-i-Mohammed--operates in remote jungles and deserts, and hides in
+the centers of large cities.
+
+While the most visible military action is in Afghanistan, America is acting
+elsewhere. We now have troops in the Philippines, helping to train that
+country's armed forces to go after terrorist cells that have executed an
+American, and still hold hostages. Our soldiers, working with the Bosnian
+government, seized terrorists who were plotting to bomb our embassy. Our
+Navy is patrolling the coast of Africa to block the shipment of weapons and
+the establishment of terrorist camps in Somalia.
+
+My hope is that all nations will heed our call, and eliminate the terrorist
+parasites who threaten their countries and our own. Many nations are acting
+forcefully. Pakistan is now cracking down on terror, and I admire the
+strong leadership of President Musharraf. (Applause.)
+
+But some governments will be timid in the face of terror. And make no
+mistake about it: If they do not act, America will. (Applause.)
+
+Our second goal is to prevent regimes that sponsor terror from threatening
+America or our friends and allies with weapons of mass destruction. Some of
+these regimes have been pretty quiet since September the 11th. But we know
+their true nature. North Korea is a regime arming with missiles and weapons
+of mass destruction, while starving its citizens.
+
+Iran aggressively pursues these weapons and exports terror, while an
+unelected few repress the Iranian people's hope for freedom.
+
+Iraq continues to flaunt its hostility toward America and to support
+terror. The Iraqi regime has plotted to develop anthrax, and nerve gas, and
+nuclear weapons for over a decade. This is a regime that has already used
+poison gas to murder thousands of its own citizens--leaving the bodies of
+mothers huddled over their dead children. This is a regime that agreed to
+international inspections--then kicked out the inspectors. This is a
+regime that has something to hide from the civilized world.
+
+States like these, and their terrorist allies, constitute an axis of evil,
+arming to threaten the peace of the world. By seeking weapons of mass
+destruction, these regimes pose a grave and growing danger. They could
+provide these arms to terrorists, giving them the means to match their
+hatred. They could attack our allies or attempt to blackmail the United
+States. In any of these cases, the price of indifference would be
+catastrophic.
+
+We will work closely with our coalition to deny terrorists and their state
+sponsors the materials, technology, and expertise to make and deliver
+weapons of mass destruction. We will develop and deploy effective missile
+defenses to protect America and our allies from sudden attack. (Applause.)
+And all nations should know: America will do what is necessary to ensure
+our nation's security.
+
+We'll be deliberate, yet time is not on our side. I will not wait on
+events, while dangers gather. I will not stand by, as peril draws closer
+and closer. The United States of America will not permit the world's most
+dangerous regimes to threaten us with the world's most destructive weapons.
+(Applause.)
+
+Our war on terror is well begun, but it is only begun. This campaign may
+not be finished on our watch--yet it must be and it will be waged on our
+watch.
+
+We can't stop short. If we stop now--leaving terror camps intact and
+terror states unchecked--our sense of security would be false and
+temporary. History has called America and our allies to action, and it is
+both our responsibility and our privilege to fight freedom's fight.
+(Applause.)
+
+Our first priority must always be the security of our nation, and that will
+be reflected in the budget I send to Congress. My budget supports three
+great goals for America: We will win this war; we'll protect our homeland;
+and we will revive our economy.
+
+September the 11th brought out the best in America, and the best in this
+Congress. And I join the American people in applauding your unity and
+resolve. (Applause.) Now Americans deserve to have this same spirit
+directed toward addressing problems here at home. I'm a proud member of my
+party--yet as we act to win the war, protect our people, and create jobs
+in America, we must act, first and foremost, not as Republicans, not as
+Democrats, but as Americans. (Applause.)
+
+It costs a lot to fight this war. We have spent more than a billion dollars
+a month--over $30 million a day--and we must be prepared for future
+operations. Afghanistan proved that expensive precision weapons defeat the
+enemy and spare innocent lives, and we need more of them. We need to
+replace aging aircraft and make our military more agile, to put our troops
+anywhere in the world quickly and safely. Our men and women in uniform
+deserve the best weapons, the best equipment, the best training--and they
+also deserve another pay raise. (Applause.)
+
+My budget includes the largest increase in defense spending in two decades
+--because while the price of freedom and security is high, it is never too
+high. Whatever it costs to defend our country, we will pay. (Applause.)
+
+The next priority of my budget is to do everything possible to protect our
+citizens and strengthen our nation against the ongoing threat of another
+attack. Time and distance from the events of September the 11th will not
+make us safer unless we act on its lessons. America is no longer protected
+by vast oceans. We are protected from attack only by vigorous action
+abroad, and increased vigilance at home.
+
+My budget nearly doubles funding for a sustained strategy of homeland
+security, focused on four key areas: bioterrorism, emergency response,
+airport and border security, and improved intelligence. We will develop
+vaccines to fight anthrax and other deadly diseases. We'll increase funding
+to help states and communities train and equip our heroic police and
+firefighters. (Applause.) We will improve intelligence collection and
+sharing, expand patrols at our borders, strengthen the security of air
+travel, and use technology to track the arrivals and departures of visitors
+to the United States. (Applause.)
+
+Homeland security will make America not only stronger, but, in many ways,
+better. Knowledge gained from bioterrorism research will improve public
+health. Stronger police and fire departments will mean safer neighborhoods.
+Stricter border enforcement will help combat illegal drugs. (Applause.) And
+as government works to better secure our homeland, America will continue to
+depend on the eyes and ears of alert citizens.
+
+A few days before Christmas, an airline flight attendant spotted a
+passenger lighting a match. The crew and passengers quickly subdued the
+man, who had been trained by al Qaeda and was armed with explosives. The
+people on that plane were alert and, as a result, likely saved nearly 200
+lives. And tonight we welcome and thank flight attendants Hermis Moutardier
+and Christina Jones. (Applause.)
+
+Once we have funded our national security and our homeland security, the
+final great priority of my budget is economic security for the American
+people. (Applause.) To achieve these great national objectives--to win
+the war, protect the homeland, and revitalize our economy--our budget
+will run a deficit that will be small and short-term, so long as Congress
+restrains spending and acts in a fiscally responsible manner. (Applause.)
+We have clear priorities and we must act at home with the same purpose and
+resolve we have shown overseas: We'll prevail in the war, and we will
+defeat this recession. (Applause.)
+
+Americans who have lost their jobs need our help and I support extending
+unemployment benefits and direct assistance for health care coverage.
+(Applause.) Yet, American workers want more than unemployment checks--
+they want a steady paycheck. (Applause.) When America works, America
+prospers, so my economic security plan can be summed up in one word: jobs.
+(Applause.)
+
+Good jobs begin with good schools, and here we've made a fine start.
+(Applause.) Republicans and Democrats worked together to achieve historic
+education reform so that no child is left behind. I was proud to work with
+members of both parties: Chairman John Boehner and Congressman George
+Miller. (Applause.) Senator Judd Gregg. (Applause.) And I was so proud of
+our work, I even had nice things to say about my friend, Ted Kennedy.
+(Laughter and applause.) I know the folks at the Crawford coffee shop
+couldn't believe I'd say such a thing--(laughter)--but our work on this
+bill shows what is possible if we set aside posturing and focus on results.
+(Applause.)
+
+There is more to do. We need to prepare our children to read and succeed in
+school with improved Head Start and early childhood development programs.
+(Applause.) We must upgrade our teacher colleges and teacher training and
+launch a major recruiting drive with a great goal for America: a quality
+teacher in every classroom. (Applause.)
+
+Good jobs also depend on reliable and affordable energy. This Congress must
+act to encourage conservation, promote technology, build infrastructure,
+and it must act to increase energy production at home so America is less
+dependent on foreign oil. (Applause.)
+
+Good jobs depend on expanded trade. Selling into new markets creates new
+jobs, so I ask Congress to finally approve trade promotion authority.
+(Applause.) On these two key issues, trade and energy, the House of
+Representatives has acted to create jobs, and I urge the Senate to pass
+this legislation. (Applause.)
+
+Good jobs depend on sound tax policy. (Applause.) Last year, some in this
+hall thought my tax relief plan was too small; some thought it was too big.
+(Applause.) But when the checks arrived in the mail, most Americans thought
+tax relief was just about right. (Applause.) Congress listened to the
+people and responded by reducing tax rates, doubling the child credit, and
+ending the death tax. For the sake of long-term growth and to help
+Americans plan for the future, let's make these tax cuts permanent.
+(Applause.)
+
+The way out of this recession, the way to create jobs, is to grow the
+economy by encouraging investment in factories and equipment, and by
+speeding up tax relief so people have more money to spend. For the sake of
+American workers, let's pass a stimulus package. (Applause.)
+
+Good jobs must be the aim of welfare reform. As we reauthorize these
+important reforms, we must always remember the goal is to reduce dependency
+on government and offer every American the dignity of a job. (Applause.)
+
+Americans know economic security can vanish in an instant without health
+security. I ask Congress to join me this year to enact a patients' bill of
+rights--(applause)--to give uninsured workers credits to help buy
+health coverage--(applause)--to approve an historic increase in the
+spending for veterans' health--(applause)--and to give seniors a sound
+and modern Medicare system that includes coverage for prescription drugs.
+(Applause.)
+
+A good job should lead to security in retirement. I ask Congress to enact
+new safeguards for 401K and pension plans. (Applause.) Employees who have
+worked hard and saved all their lives should not have to risk losing
+everything if their company fails. (Applause.) Through stricter accounting
+standards and tougher disclosure requirements, corporate America must be
+made more accountable to employees and shareholders and held to the highest
+standards of conduct. (Applause.)
+
+Retirement security also depends upon keeping the commitments of Social
+Security, and we will. We must make Social Security financially stable and
+allow personal retirement accounts for younger workers who choose them.
+(Applause.)
+
+Members, you and I will work together in the months ahead on other issues:
+productive farm policy--(applause)--a cleaner environment--(applause)
+--broader home ownership, especially among minorities--(applause)--and
+ways to encourage the good work of charities and faith-based groups.
+(Applause.) I ask you to join me on these important domestic issues in the
+same spirit of cooperation we've applied to our war against terrorism.
+(Applause.)
+
+During these last few months, I've been humbled and privileged to see the
+true character of this country in a time of testing. Our enemies believed
+America was weak and materialistic, that we would splinter in fear and
+selfishness. They were as wrong as they are evil. (Applause.)
+
+The American people have responded magnificently, with courage and
+compassion, strength and resolve. As I have met the heroes, hugged the
+families, and looked into the tired faces of rescuers, I have stood in awe
+of the American people.
+
+And I hope you will join me--I hope you will join me in expressing thanks
+to one American for the strength and calm and comfort she brings to our
+nation in crisis, our First Lady, Laura Bush. (Applause.)
+
+None of us would ever wish the evil that was done on September the 11th.
+Yet after America was attacked, it was as if our entire country looked into
+a mirror and saw our better selves. We were reminded that we are citizens,
+with obligations to each other, to our country, and to history. We began to
+think less of the goods we can accumulate, and more about the good we can
+do.
+
+For too long our culture has said, "If it feels good, do it." Now America
+is embracing a new ethic and a new creed: "Let's roll." (Applause.) In the
+sacrifice of soldiers, the fierce brotherhood of firefighters, and the
+bravery and generosity of ordinary citizens, we have glimpsed what a new
+culture of responsibility could look like. We want to be a nation that
+serves goals larger than self. We've been offered a unique opportunity, and
+we must not let this moment pass. (Applause.)
+
+My call tonight is for every American to commit at least two years--4,000
+hours over the rest of your lifetime--to the service of your neighbors
+and your nation. (Applause.) Many are already serving, and I thank you. If
+you aren't sure how to help, I've got a good place to start. To sustain and
+extend the best that has emerged in America, I invite you to join the new
+USA Freedom Corps. The Freedom Corps will focus on three areas of need:
+responding in case of crisis at home; rebuilding our communities; and
+extending American compassion throughout the world.
+
+One purpose of the USA Freedom Corps will be homeland security. America
+needs retired doctors and nurses who can be mobilized in major emergencies;
+volunteers to help police and fire departments; transportation and utility
+workers well-trained in spotting danger.
+
+Our country also needs citizens working to rebuild our communities. We need
+mentors to love children, especially children whose parents are in prison.
+And we need more talented teachers in troubled schools. USA Freedom Corps
+will expand and improve the good efforts of AmeriCorps and Senior Corps to
+recruit more than 200,000 new volunteers.
+
+And America needs citizens to extend the compassion of our country to every
+part of the world. So we will renew the promise of the Peace Corps, double
+its volunteers over the next five years--(applause)--and ask it to join
+a new effort to encourage development and education and opportunity in the
+Islamic world. (Applause.)
+
+This time of adversity offers a unique moment of opportunity--a moment we
+must seize to change our culture. Through the gathering momentum of
+millions of acts of service and decency and kindness, I know we can
+overcome evil with greater good. (Applause.) And we have a great
+opportunity during this time of war to lead the world toward the values
+that will bring lasting peace.
+
+All fathers and mothers, in all societies, want their children to be
+educated, and live free from poverty and violence. No people on Earth yearn
+to be oppressed, or aspire to servitude, or eagerly await the midnight
+knock of the secret police.
+
+If anyone doubts this, let them look to Afghanistan, where the Islamic
+"street" greeted the fall of tyranny with song and celebration. Let the
+skeptics look to Islam's own rich history, with its centuries of learning,
+and tolerance and progress. America will lead by defending liberty and
+justice because they are right and true and unchanging for all people
+everywhere. (Applause.)
+
+No nation owns these aspirations, and no nation is exempt from them. We
+have no intention of imposing our culture. But America will always stand
+firm for the non-negotiable demands of human dignity: the rule of law;
+limits on the power of the state; respect for women; private property; free
+speech; equal justice; and religious tolerance. (Applause.)
+
+America will take the side of brave men and women who advocate these values
+around the world, including the Islamic world, because we have a greater
+objective than eliminating threats and containing resentment. We seek a
+just and peaceful world beyond the war on terror.
+
+In this moment of opportunity, a common danger is erasing old rivalries.
+America is working with Russia and China and India, in ways we have never
+before, to achieve peace and prosperity. In every region, free markets and
+free trade and free societies are proving their power to lift lives.
+Together with friends and allies from Europe to Asia, and Africa to Latin
+America, we will demonstrate that the forces of terror cannot stop the
+momentum of freedom. (Applause.)
+
+The last time I spoke here, I expressed the hope that life would return to
+normal. In some ways, it has. In others, it never will. Those of us who
+have lived through these challenging times have been changed by them. We've
+come to know truths that we will never question: evil is real, and it must
+be opposed. (Applause.) Beyond all differences of race or creed, we are one
+country, mourning together and facing danger together. Deep in the American
+character, there is honor, and it is stronger than cynicism. And many have
+discovered again that even in tragedy--especially in tragedy--God is
+near. (Applause.)
+
+In a single instant, we realized that this will be a decisive decade in the
+history of liberty, that we've been called to a unique role in human
+events. Rarely has the world faced a choice more clear or consequential.
+
+Our enemies send other people's children on missions of suicide and murder.
+They embrace tyranny and death as a cause and a creed. We stand for a
+different choice, made long ago, on the day of our founding. We affirm it
+again today. We choose freedom and the dignity of every life. (Applause.)
+
+Steadfast in our purpose, we now press on. We have known freedom's price.
+We have shown freedom's power. And in this great conflict, my fellow
+Americans, we will see freedom's victory.
+
+Thank you all. May God bless. (Applause.)
+
+
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