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| 43rd President of the United States (2001–2009), with Dick Cheney; son of 41st United States President George Herbert Walker Bush, husband of Laura Bush; 46th governor of Texas (1995–2000). The icon  identifies that the work includes a spoken word version.
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Contents
Works[edit]
- Presidential Radio Addresses
- Presidential Proclamations
- Executive Orders
- Presidential Veto Messages to Congress
- Presidential Memoranda
Inaugural addresses[edit]
- First inaugural address (20 January 2001)
- Second inaugural address (20 January 2005)
State of the Union addresses[edit]
- First State of the Union address (27 February 2001)
- Second State of the Union address (29 January 2002)
- Third State of the Union address (28 January 2003)
- Fourth State of the Union address (20 January 2004)
- Fifth State of the Union address (2 February 2005)
- Sixth State of the Union address (31 January 2006)
- Seventh State of the Union address (23 January 2007)
- Eighth State of the Union address (28 January 2008)
Presidential debates[edit]
- 2000 U.S. Presidential Debate - October 3
- 2000 U.S. Presidential Debate - October 11
- 2000 U.S. Presidential Debate - October 17
- 2004 U.S. Presidential Debate - September 30
- 2004 U.S. Presidential Debate - October 8
- 2004 U.S. Presidential Debate - October 13
National Thanksgiving Turkey Presentations[edit]
- Turkey Pardon of Liberty and Freedom (19 November 2001)
- Turkey Pardon of Katie (26 November 2002)
- Turkey Pardon of Stars and Stripes (24 November 2003)
- Turkey Pardon of Biscuits and Gravy (17 November 2004)
- Turkey Pardon of Marshmallow and Yam (22 November 2005)
- Turkey Pardon of Flyer and Fryer (22 November 2006)
- Turkey Pardon of May and Flower (20 November 2007)
- Turkey Pardon of Pumpkin and Pecan (26 November 2008)
Official letters[edit]
September 11th, 2001 attacks[edit]
- Remarks After Two Planes Crash Into World Trade Center (11 September 2001)
- Remarks Upon Arrival at Barksdale Air Force Base (11 September 2001)
- 9/11 Address to the Nation (11 September 2001)
- Ground Zero Bullhorn Speech (14 September 2001)
- September 14, 2001 speech at Washington National Cathedral
- Freedom and Fear Are at War (20 September 2001)
Other works[edit]
- Remarks recorded by George W. Bush for the Hall of Presidents at Magic Kingdom Park, Walt Disney World, Florida (early 2001)
- Clear Skies and Global Climate Change Initiatives (14 February 2002)
- George W. Bush announcement of Bill Cosby as Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient (21 June 2002)
- George W. Bush awards Bill Cosby the Presidential Medal of Freedom (9 July 2002)
- Remarks at the United Nations General Assembly (12 September 2002)
- 2002 Commemoration of Eid al-Adha
- A Grave Threat to Peace (7 October 2002)
- Columbia Space Shuttle Tragedy Speech (1 February 2003)
- A Vision for Iraq and the Iraqi people (16 March 2003)
- Executive Order 13292, Classified National Security Information (25 March 2003)
- Mission Accomplished (1 May 2003)
- Speech on the Capture of Saddam Hussein (14 December 2003)
- A Constitutional Amendment Protecting Marriage (14 February 2004)
- Information Sharing, PATRIOT Act Vital to Homeland Security (20 April 2004)
- Eulogy for Ronald Reagan (11 July 2004)
- We Will Not Fail (24 May 2004)
- National Observance of the 60th Anniversary of the End of World War II (3 May 2005)
- Biodiesel and Alternative Fuel Sources (16 May 2005)
- Remarks at University Presidents Summit on International Education (5 January 2006)
- Remarks on the American Competitiveness Initiative (18 April 2006)
- U.S. Energy Policy Discussion (25 April 2006)
- Address on Comprehensive Immigration Reform (15 May 2006)
- Bush and Blair conversation (August 2006)
- Discussion of Global War on Terror (September 2006)
- Eulogy for Gerald Ford (2 January 2007)
- Presidential Speech Regarding Iraq (10 January 2007)
- President Bush's Veto of Bill Withdrawing Troops from Iraq (1 May 2007)
- Grant of Executive Clemency to Lewis Libby (2 July 2007)
- Statement by the President on Executive Clemency for Lewis Libby (2 July 2007)
- Statement on the Death of Germaine Casey (August 2007)
- Presidential Message: Eid al-Adha (19 December 2007)
- President Bush Attends Ceremonial Groundbreaking of United States Institute of Peace (5 June 2008)
- Republican National Convention Address (2 September 2008)
- Remarks to the nation re the Wall Street crisis (24 September 2008)
- Remarks at the Saban Forum (5 December 2008)
- We Lift Our Eyes to the Broad Horizon (15 January 2009)
1968-1974 Military Service[edit]
- GHW Bush Letter to General Greene, 1968 letter from father thanking Air Force General
- Air Force resignation letter, 1974
Transcription projects[edit]
Proofreading[edit]
Interviews[edit]
Signing statements[edit]
Sources[edit]
- GPO's Federal Digital System (FDsys) - Compilation of Presidential Documents (CPD)
- Official White House Web Site Archive, News Releases - Jan. 2001 to Jan. 2009.
- Documents concerning the service of President George W. Bush in the Texas Air National Guard.
- Statements of Administration Policy on Non-Appropriations and Appropriations Bills (2001-2009)
- "Briefing by Attorney General Alberto Gonzales and General Michael Hayden"
- U.S. Department of Justice White Paper on NSA Legal Authorities
- Text of a Letter from the President to Senators Hagel, Helms, Craig, and Roberts
- Testimony of Mr. Bruce Fein, Partner at Fein & Fein to the United States Senate on June 27, 2006
- Revenues, Outlays, Surpluses, Deficits, and Debt Held by the Public, 1962 to 2006 Congressional Budget Office
- Income, Poverty and Health Insurance Coverage in the United States: 2005 United States Census Bureau
- Price, L., Ratner, D (2005-10-26). Economy pays price for Bush’s tax cuts.
- Price, L (2005-10-25). The Boom That Wasn’t: The economy has little to show for $860 billion in tax cuts
Speeches[edit]
Interviews[edit]
Some or all works by this author are in the public domain in the United States because they are works of the United States federal government (see 17 U.S.C. 105).
